Marietta residents demand answers about data center plans
Residents in Marietta, Georgia, are demanding answers regarding a recently approved data center project on Bills Ferry Road. The city council approved the rezoning for the massive data center in a closed-door unanimous vote, leading to public opposition and concerns about transparency.
Residents in Marietta, Georgia, are expressing strong opposition and demanding answers about a recently approved data center project. Despite a recent city council meeting where the data center was not on the agenda, neighbors gathered to voice their concerns about a massive new data center slated for Bills Ferry Road.
The City Council reportedly approved the rezoning for the project in a closed-door, unanimous vote. Critics allege that the project was "greenlit" under these circumstances, leaving residents feeling uninformed and frustrated. Councilman Jason Dozier, who represents the district, has been contacted by Atlanta News First for comment, but has not yet responded. Residents are now seeking transparency and explanations from local officials regarding the development.