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Company Withdraws Controversial Industrial Park Data Center Proposal in Citrus County
News Clip352today·Lecanto, Citrus County, FL

Company Withdraws Controversial Industrial Park Data Center Proposal in Citrus County

Deltona Corporation has withdrawn its applications for a major expansion of Citrus County's Holder Industrial Park, which would have allowed large-scale data centers. This action effectively ends the controversial proposal, which faced strong public opposition due to environmental and quality-of-life concerns. The withdrawal follows a unanimous recommendation for denial by the Planning and Development Commission and the county's enactment of a data center moratorium.

6/24/2026
Deltona Corporation withdraws data center rezoning application in Citrus County, Florida
News Clippaxtonmedia.com·Citrus County, FL

Deltona Corporation withdraws data center rezoning application in Citrus County, Florida

Deltona Corporation withdrew its controversial rezoning application for an 800-acre expansion of Holder Industrial Park in Citrus County, Florida, which could have led to future data center development. The withdrawal followed strong community opposition, a recommendation for denial by the planning commission, and a county commission vote against delaying the application. The project is now subject to a recently enacted 12-month data center moratorium in the county.

6/24/2026
News ClipFlorida Trend·Citrus County, FL

Developer Withdraws Data Center Zoning Proposal in Florida's Citrus County

The Deltona Corporation has withdrawn its proposal for a zoning change in Citrus County, Florida, which aimed to facilitate large-scale data center development. This decision has led to the cancellation of a scheduled July 14 vote by county commissioners on the matter. The withdrawal effectively halts the immediate prospect of this data center project.

6/24/2026
Citrus County data center proposal withdrawn after resident backlash, hearings canceled
News ClipFOX 13 Tampa Bay·Holder, Citrus County, FL

Citrus County data center proposal withdrawn after resident backlash, hearings canceled

A proposal to bring a data center to Citrus County, Florida, was withdrawn by the Deltona Corporation following significant resident opposition. The withdrawal led to the cancellation of scheduled public hearings related to the project. Citrus County previously enacted a one-year moratorium on data centers to allow time to develop new regulations.

6/24/2026
Deltona Corporation drops Citrus County data center plans
News ClipFlorida Politics·Holder, Citrus County, FL

Deltona Corporation drops Citrus County data center plans

Deltona Corporation withdrew its rezoning application for a large-scale data center in Citrus County, Florida, after widespread citizen opposition and a unanimous recommendation for denial by the County's Planning and Development Commission. The county had previously enacted a temporary moratorium on data centers to develop new regulations. The withdrawal means the project is blocked.

6/23/2026
Deltona Corporation Withdraws Data Center Rezoning Application in Citrus County, Florida
News Clippaxtonmedia.com·Citrus County, FL

Deltona Corporation Withdraws Data Center Rezoning Application in Citrus County, Florida

Deltona Corporation has withdrawn its application to rezone a property in Holder Industrial Park, which would have allowed for a proposed data center in Citrus County, Florida. This withdrawal follows a unanimous denial by county commissioners to continue the application and strong public opposition. Any future data center application by Deltona would be subject to the county's recently enacted 12-month moratorium.

6/23/2026
Citrus County Commissioners to vote on data center rezoning amid strong opposition
News ClipFlorida Politics·Holder, Citrus County, FL

Citrus County Commissioners to vote on data center rezoning amid strong opposition

The Citrus County Commission denied Deltona Corporation's request to delay a critical rezoning decision for a proposed large-scale data center in Holder, Florida. The project faces significant community opposition over concerns about water/power use and noise, and the county's Planning and Development Commission has already unanimously recommended denial. A final decision by the County Commission is scheduled for July 14.

6/23/2026
Citrus County Data Center Proposal Sparks Community Debate
News ClipNewsRadio WFLA·Holder, Citrus County, FL

Citrus County Data Center Proposal Sparks Community Debate

A proposal by Deltona Corporation to expand industrial zoning in Citrus County, Florida, could facilitate a large data center project in the Holder area. The plan has sparked significant community debate, with proponents highlighting economic benefits while residents express concerns over environmental impacts and infrastructure demands. County officials are continuing their review of the zoning request.

6/22/2026
Citrus County Planning Commission Recommends Denial for Data Center Rezoning
News Clipchronicleonline.com·Lecanto, Citrus County, FL

Citrus County Planning Commission Recommends Denial for Data Center Rezoning

The Citrus County Planning and Development Commission unanimously recommended denial of a major rezoning request for an 800-acre data center expansion at Holder Industrial Park. The decision cited a lack of critical information regarding water consumption, power demand, noise, and other operational impacts. The county is also actively developing new data center regulations and recently enacted a 12-month moratorium on new applications.

6/19/2026
Citrus County panel rejects Holder Industrial Park data center rezoning
News ClipBay News 9·Citrus County, FL

Citrus County panel rejects Holder Industrial Park data center rezoning

The Citrus County Planning and Development Commission denied a rezoning request by Deltona Corporation for Holder Industrial Park, which would have allowed for a data center. Residents voiced strong opposition due to environmental impacts, noise, vibrations, and water usage concerns. This decision occurred despite the proposal being filed before the county's one-year moratorium on data center approvals.

6/18/2026
Citrus County Planning Commission recommends denying rezoning for Holder data center project
News Clipchronicleonline.com·Holder, Citrus County, FL

Citrus County Planning Commission recommends denying rezoning for Holder data center project

The Citrus County Planning and Development Commission unanimously recommended denying a rezoning application for the proposed Holder Industrial Park expansion, which would include a data center. The decision came after significant public opposition and concerns over a lack of project details, environmental impacts, and utility demands. Separately, the county has enacted a 12-month moratorium on new data center applications and is developing new regulations.

6/18/2026
Citrus County Planning Commission Recommends Denying Holder Industrial Park Data Center Rezoning
News Clipchronicleonline.com·Lecanto, Citrus County, FL

Citrus County Planning Commission Recommends Denying Holder Industrial Park Data Center Rezoning

The Citrus County Planning and Development Commission unanimously recommended denying a rezoning application for the Holder Industrial Park expansion, which included a proposed data center. The decision came after strong resident opposition and concerns about the lack of detailed information regarding water and power usage, and the absence of a confirmed end user. The County Commission will now consider the recommendation, while the county also recently enacted a 12-month moratorium on new data center applications.

6/18/2026
Citrus County Planning Commission Recommends Denying Data Center Rezoning Application
News Clipchronicleonline.com·Lecanto, Citrus County, FL

Citrus County Planning Commission Recommends Denying Data Center Rezoning Application

Citrus County's Planning and Development Commission unanimously recommended denying a major rezoning application for an 800-acre industrial park expansion, which includes a proposed data center. This decision follows strong public opposition concerning water and power usage, noise, and rural land loss. The applicant, Deltona Corporation, is now requesting the county commission to table its review until November.

6/18/2026
Anti-data center movement gathers strength in rural Florida
News ClipJefferson City News Tribune·Citrus County, FL

Anti-data center movement gathers strength in rural Florida

An anti-data center movement is gaining significant strength across rural Florida, with communities in Citrus County and Fort Meade actively organizing against proposed developments. Residents are citing environmental concerns, water usage, and quality of life as primary reasons for opposition. Local governments are facing increased scrutiny and pressure regarding zoning decisions for these projects.

6/7/2026
Citrus County approves moratorium halting AI data center projects
News Clip2:1310 Tampa Bay News·Lecanto, Citrus County, FL

Citrus County approves moratorium halting AI data center projects

Citrus County commissioners have approved a one-year moratorium on all new data center projects due to concerns over electricity grid strain and water usage. This decision was largely driven by a proposed data center in Lecanto, which is not subject to the moratorium but has sparked significant resident pushback. State lawmakers are also addressing data center regulations with a new disclosure and restriction bill.

5/26/2026
Citrus County halts data center projects amid residential pushback
News Clip1:4610 Tampa Bay News·Lecanto, Citrus County, FL

Citrus County halts data center projects amid residential pushback

Citrus County commissioners have enacted a one-year moratorium on new data center projects in the region due to residential pushback. This decision makes Citrus County one of the first in the Tampa Bay area to halt data center development amid concerns over environmental impacts and resource consumption. An existing proposed data center project in Lecanto, which was the catalyst for resident concerns, is not affected by the moratorium and is set for a vote next month.

5/26/2026
County weighs moratorium
News Clipchronicleonline.com·Inverness, Citrus County, FL

County weighs moratorium

Citrus County, Florida, is considering a 12-month moratorium on new data center development and related applications, including rezoning requests. This action comes as officials plan to study the potential impacts on water supplies, infrastructure, and land use, and has already slowed Deltona Corporation's plans to expand Holder Industrial Park for heavy industrial uses, including data centers. Residents have voiced concerns about water and electricity consumption, and environmental strain.

5/22/2026
Citrus County Commission Considers Data Center Moratorium; Deltona Project Impacted
News Clipchronicleonline.com·Lecanto, Citrus County, FL

Citrus County Commission Considers Data Center Moratorium; Deltona Project Impacted

Citrus County commissioners have directed staff to draft an ordinance placing a temporary moratorium on new data centers, which is expected to be voted on May 26. This decision has slowed Deltona Corporation's plan to rezone 800 acres at Holder Industrial Park for heavy industrial uses, including data centers. Despite the proposed moratorium and strong public pushback, Deltona's rezoning application continues to move through the county's review process.

5/18/2026
Citrus County Enacts Moratorium on Data Centers to Consider Pros and Cons
News ClipFloridian Press·Citrus County, FL

Citrus County Enacts Moratorium on Data Centers to Consider Pros and Cons

Citrus County Commissioners have enacted a 12-month moratorium on data centers, temporarily halting building permits, development orders, and rezonings to evaluate potential regulations. The decision comes amidst a rezoning request from Deltona Corporation for an 800-acre industrial park and strong community opposition regarding environmental impacts, electricity, and water usage.

5/15/2026