Loudoun Board Prepares for Big Data Center Changes as Lawsuit Threats Loom
Loudoun County supervisors are considering major changes to data center regulations, including removing grandfathering protections for some pending applications and pausing action on new applications for up to 12 months. County staff estimate that reversing grandfathering could expose Loudoun to $45 million to $60 million in litigation and potentially affect its credit rating, while residents support tighter controls and industry representatives warn of economic harm.




