Blueprint Projects Data Center

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Blueprint Projects Data Center data center developments across 1 states, including TX.

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News ClipTaylor Press·Taylor, Williamson County, TX

Mayor: Legal action prompts Taylor to stay mum on data center zoning

An advocacy group, Halt Taylor Data Centers, has filed a legal action against the City of Taylor, Texas, seeking to compel a public vote on data center zoning. This action follows the dismissal of a previous lawsuit aimed at halting the "Blueprint Projects Data Center." Mayor Jim Buzan stated that the city is deferring public discussion on zoning due to the pending litigation.

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7/26/2026

News ClipTaylor Press·Taylor, Williamson County, TX

Taylor council pushes data center decision to September

Taylor residents, organized by HALT Taylor Data Centers, are actively opposing data center development and submitted a petition for stricter zoning. The Taylor City Council is exploring local ordinance changes for data centers, including a potential zoning vote in September, after determining a popular vote on zoning is not permissible under state law. The proposed amendments address environmental protection, noise, air quality, and water conservation.

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7/15/2026

News ClipTaylor Press·Taylor, Williamson County, TX

Taylor Coalition Submits Petition to City Council for Tighter Data Center Regulations

A grassroots coalition in Taylor, Texas, delivered a petition with 1,400 signatures to the City Council, advocating for tighter regulations on data center development and a new zoning ordinance. The Halt Taylor Data Center Coalition specifically opposes the Blueprint Projects Data Center, citing concerns over environmental impacts, noise, and power grid strain, and is involved in ongoing legal action. If the City Council does not adopt the proposed ordinance, the coalition intends to push for a ballot initiative in the November 3 general election.

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6/13/2026