Louisville residents push back against approved 150-acre data center on Camp Ground Road

A proposed 150-acre data center project in Louisville, Kentucky has received final approval, but is facing growing opposition from local residents. The data center, which would be developed by CoreHQ, is planned for a site on Camp Ground Road. Residents have raised concerns about the project's electricity use, water demands, and potential environmental impact. The Bullitt County Planning and Zoning Commission recently approved the project, but community opposition continues to mount. Opponents are concerned about the strain the data center could place on the local power grid and water resources, as well as broader environmental issues. The data center development has become a contentious issue in the Louisville area as officials weigh the economic benefits against the community's environmental worries.