American Real Estate Partners

Data Center Signal is tracking 7 clips about American Real Estate Partners data center developments across 4 states, including IL, KY, TX, NC.

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opposition100%

government100%

zoning71%

environmental57%

electricity57%

legal43%

announcement43%

water43%

moratorium14%

News Clip2:42WHAS11·Carroll County, KY

Carroll County residents demand transparency regarding data center

An ethics investigation has been launched in Carroll County, Kentucky, focusing on a proposed 550-acre data campus. Residents are demanding transparency from city officials regarding the timeline and details of the project, including a deal made with developer Poe Companies a year before public acknowledgment. The Carroll County Ethics Commission is requesting communication records from city officials and developers.

government opposition announcement

9/18/2026

News Clip2:14WHAS11·Carrollton, Carroll County, KY

Carroll County residents file ethics complaints related to data center information

Carroll County residents filed ethics complaints regarding a proposed 550-acre data center campus, alleging a lack of transparency and stonewalling by city officials. An ethics commission has launched a formal investigation, requesting documents and communication timelines from city officials and developers. Mayor Rob Adams has five days to provide the requested information.

government legal opposition announcement

9/18/2026

News ClipShaw Local·Joliet, Will County, IL

Lawsuit against Joliet data center heading to court hearing

A court hearing has been set for September 8th in a lawsuit against a Joliet data center project. The lawsuit, filed by Joliet Residents For Responsible Growth, claims the city's rezoning approval was unconstitutional and violated state public notice and open meeting laws. Opponents are seeking to void the City Council's 8-1 vote that approved the annexation agreement for the 795-acre development.

zoning opposition government legal

8/18/2026

News Clipcommunityimpact.com·Westlake, Tarrant County, TX

Westlake Planning & Zoning Commission approves data center site plan near Keller

The Westlake Planning & Zoning Commission approved a site plan for the Circle T Ranch data center near the Keller-Westlake border, despite significant public opposition from Keller residents. The project, requiring substantial electricity and water, now moves to the Westlake Town Council for a final vote on August 18. Concerns about transparency and environmental impact were raised by former officials and residents.

zoning opposition environmental announcement government electricity water

8/5/2026

News Clipnbcdfw.com·Westlake, Tarrant County, TX

Westlake approves 87-acre data center with added conditions

The Town of Westlake Planning and Zoning Commission has approved an 87-acre data center campus, despite significant public opposition regarding noise, water use, and quality of life. The approval included additional conditions like sound walls, more trees, and specific cooling devices. This decision comes as Governor Greg Abbott has called for an audit of data center projects connecting to the state's power grid.

zoning opposition environmental electricity government

8/5/2026

News ClipShaw Local·Joliet, Will County, IL

Lawsuit challenges zoning, approval process for Joliet data center

A lawsuit has been filed against the City of Joliet and three companies involved in the $20 billion Joliet Technology Center project. Plaintiffs allege the city's rezoning of agricultural land for the data center is unconstitutional and that the approval process violated state laws regarding public notice and due process. The suit also highlights concerns about the data center's substantial water and electricity demands.

zoning opposition environmental legal electricity water government

5/25/2026

News ClipCountry 103.7·Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, NC

Charlotte City Council Debates 90-Day Pause on Data Center Construction

Charlotte City Council is set to debate a proposed 90-day moratorium on data center construction in response to resident concerns over noise, water, and electricity usage. This comes as developers like American Real Estate Partners proceed with projects and American Tower has a pending zoning vote. Governor Josh Stein has also called for a review of tax breaks for data centers.

zoning opposition environmental electricity water moratorium government

5/12/2026