Piedmont City Council advances data center proposal in 4-1 vote
The Piedmont City Council voted 4-1 to advance a proposed data center by approving an amended master design plan. The project still needs rezoning hearings before the Planning Commission and City Council, with concerns including water use, noise and impacts on nearby homeowners.
The Piedmont City Council voted 4-1 to advance a proposed data center development and approved an amended master design plan. The amendment requires Frisco Road to remain open and be rerouted around the data center property.
Council members raised concerns about water usage, noise and voluntary property buyouts for nearby homeowners. The project remains subject to rezoning hearings before the Piedmont Planning Commission and City Council, with the next council meeting scheduled for Oct. 26.