Allimac 2023 LLC

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Allimac 2023 LLC data center developments across 1 states, including IL.

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News ClipSouthwest Regional Publishing·Stickney, Cook County, IL

Stickney Mayor pledges to block data center at former Hawthorne Race Course

Stickney Mayor Mitch Milenkovic announced his opposition to any data center development at the former Hawthorne Race Course, pledging to vote against the project. This follows the Village Board's unanimous approval of a six-month moratorium on data center zoning and development. The mayor cited concerns about the potential strain on the regional power grid and freshwater resources.

opposition moratorium zoning electricity water government

8/20/2026

News ClipThe Real Deal·Cicero, Cook County, IL

Hawthorne Race Course’s neighbors brace for data center redevelopment as buyer stays silent

Cicero officials are preparing to consider anti-data center resolutions in response to the purchase of Hawthorne Race Course by Allimac 2023 LLC, which has remained silent on its plans for the site. Residents are concerned about potential data center development, citing environmental impacts, noise, and rising electricity costs, reflecting broader regional opposition seen in actions like Lake County pursuing a moratorium.

zoning opposition environmental government moratorium

7/28/2026

News ClipChicago Sun-Times·Cicero, Cook County, IL

Cicero officials to consider resolutions opposing rumored data center developments in Stickney

Cicero officials are considering resolutions to oppose two rumored data center projects in neighboring Stickney, one potentially at the former Hawthorne Race Course and another near the Stickney Water Reclamation Plant. The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District denies any deal for a data center near its plant, while the owner of the Hawthorne property has not disclosed its plans. Local officials are acting preemptively due to concerns about power, water, and noise impacts.

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7/27/2026