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Project Mustang gallops ahead, won’t seek annexation
News ClipTaylor Press·Taylor, Williamson County, TX

Project Mustang gallops ahead, won’t seek annexation

The developers of Project Mustang, a large data center and gas power plant near Taylor, Texas, have withdrawn their annexation application and will proceed with the project outside city limits. This decision follows a 90-day pause by the Taylor Planning and Zoning Commission on the annexation and zoning changes requested by the developer. The city is continuing negotiations with the developer to address community concerns regarding noise, water use, setbacks, and potential community benefits.

9/4/2026
Small town Texans voice concerns over proposed 665-acre data center
News ClipMySA·Taylor, Williamson County, TX

Small town Texans voice concerns over proposed 665-acre data center

Taylor, Texas residents are actively opposing a proposed 665-acre data center and natural-gas power project, citing concerns over water usage and inadequate zoning regulations. A local coalition has organized protests, submitted a petition with 1,400 signatures, and filed a writ mandamus in a Texas appeals court to compel the city to adopt new zoning rules. The City of Taylor City Council is scheduled to vote on the annexation of land for the project at an upcoming meeting.

8/27/2026
Taylor pauses data center vote as Samsung-fueled projects draw pushback
News ClipAustin American-Statesman·Taylor, Williamson County, TX

Taylor pauses data center vote as Samsung-fueled projects draw pushback$

Taylor has postponed a vote on 'Project Mustang,' a 665-acre data center development, amid significant community opposition and a push to update the city's zoning code for digital infrastructure. Residents are concerned about the rapid pace of industrial growth and its impact on the small town following Samsung's chipmaking plant announcement, leading to a petition for a pause on data center approvals and a lawsuit against another approved data center project.

8/19/2026