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BOC hearing on fourth data center delayed until June 25
News ClipGriffin Daily News·Griffin, Spalding County, GA

BOC hearing on fourth data center delayed until June 25

The Spalding County Board of Commissioners' zoning public hearing for the proposed 75 South Data Center Campus has been postponed from May 28 to June 25 at the applicant's request. The project involves four zoning applications to allow for seven data center buildings and a power station on 292.41 acres. Developers are seeking a Future Land Use Map amendment, rezoning, special exceptions, and variances.

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6/2/2026
Data center hearing scheduled for May 28 has been postponed until June 25
News ClipGriffin Daily News·Griffin, Spalding County, GA

Data center hearing scheduled for May 28 has been postponed until June 25

A zoning public hearing for the proposed 75 South Data Center Campus in Spalding County, Georgia, originally scheduled for May 28, has been postponed. The applicant requested a continuance, and the new hearing date is set for June 25. The project involves a 2.24 million square-foot campus across seven buildings and a separate power station.

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5/28/2026
Spalding County BOC to hear 4th proposed data center at their meeting on May 28
News ClipGriffin Daily News·Griffin, Spalding County, GA

Spalding County BOC to hear 4th proposed data center at their meeting on May 28

The Spalding County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to hold a zoning public hearing on May 28 for a proposed fourth data center campus, the 75 South Data Center. The Spalding County Planning and Appeals Commission previously recommended denial of the necessary Future Land Use Map amendment for the project. The proposed campus by Industrial VI Enterprises LLC, Hillwood Industrial/Logistics, and PowerHouse would span 292.42 acres.

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5/26/2026
Planning commission recommends denial of land use map change for data center
News ClipGriffin Daily News·Griffin, Spalding County, GA

Planning commission recommends denial of land use map change for data center

The Spalding County Planning and Appeals Commission unanimously recommended denial of a Future Land Use Map amendment for the proposed 75 South Data Center Campus in Griffin, Georgia. This decision impacts a proposed rezoning and several variances for the project. The final vote on the applications will be made by the Spalding County Board of Commissioners at their May 28 meeting.

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5/5/2026
Planning commission hearing on 4th data center is Tuesday evening
News ClipGriffin Daily News·Griffin, Spalding County, GA

Planning commission hearing on 4th data center is Tuesday evening

LBM Associates and Industrial VI Enterprises LLC are proposing the 75 South Data Center Campus on 292.41 acres in Spalding County, Georgia. The project, estimated at $6 billion, requires rezoning and multiple variances due to wetlands, and is currently undergoing a public hearing where opponents and proponents will voice their concerns. The campus is projected to use 450MW of power and 30,000 gallons of water daily.

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4/28/2026
Hearing on fourth data center delayed until April 28
News Clipgriffindailynews.com·Griffin, Spalding County, GA

Hearing on fourth data center delayed until April 28

A public hearing for the proposed 75 South Data Center Campus in Spalding County, Georgia, has been delayed until April 28. Developer Industrial VI Enterprises withdrew its application to comply with newly identified zoning requirements related to an overlay district. The project involves rezoning 292 acres for seven data center buildings.

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4/4/2026