Proposed data center in Prosper hits a major hurdle
The Planning and Zoning Board of Prosper, Texas, voted against recommending zoning for a controversial data center project. This decision, following hours of public input, means the proposal now moves to the Prosper Town Council for a final vote. The project involves 37 acres near FM 1385 and Parvin Road.
The Planning and Zoning Board of Prosper, Texas, has unanimously voted 7-0 against recommending zoning for a controversial data center proposal. This decision came after a meeting where developers presented their plans for the 37-acre site, located near FM 1385 and Parvin Road, followed by hours of public commentary from concerned residents.
Despite the board's denial, the proposed data center project will still be considered by the Prosper Town Council, which holds the final authority on whether the development will move forward. The board's vote represents a significant initial hurdle for the project.