Developer withdraws plans for Project Tomahawk data center in Prosper, Texas
Project Tomahawk, a proposed data center in Prosper, Texas, has been withdrawn from consideration by its developer, White Rose Partners. The project was scheduled to go before the Prosper Town Council but will no longer proceed. This marks the end of plans for the data center.
White Rose Partners has withdrawn its plans for Project Tomahawk, a proposed data center in Prosper, Texas. The project was slated for consideration by the Prosper Town Council on September 8 but was pulled by the developer prior to the meeting.
This decision effectively scraps the development, bringing an end to the proposed data center project. The news was part of a broader roundup of trending stories from the Dallas-Fort Worth area, which also included updates on Frisco's Northwest Community Park, a Kroger relocation approved by the Keller Planning & Zoning Commission, and Celina's annexation of 578 acres for new developments.