Keller residents weigh concerns over proposed Westlake data center
The city of Keller and its residents are preparing to voice concerns about a proposed data center on Westlake's land, claiming they were blindsided by the plans. While Westlake leaders support the development for its tax revenue and minimal environmental impact, Keller residents are expected to discuss their opposition at an upcoming meeting.
A proposed data center project in Westlake, Texas, is generating controversy, particularly from neighboring Keller. The city of Keller is set to hold a meeting where residents are expected to voice their concerns regarding the development, which is located just across the border on Westlake's territory. Keller's Mayor claims his city was "blindsided" by the plans, a statement that Westlake officials deny.
Leaders in Westlake express enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its potential to boost tax revenue for the town. They also assert that the data center would have minimal water usage and noise impact, addressing common environmental concerns associated with such developments. The upcoming meeting in Keller will provide a platform for residents to discuss their apprehension.