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Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about Provident data center developments across 3 states, including MO, PA, TX.

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News ClipKSDK·Franklin County, MO

'No turning back': Neighbors and ecologist warn proposed data centers threaten Meramec River

Residents and an ecologist in Franklin County, Missouri are raising significant concerns about two proposed data centers near the Meramec River. They warn about potential water contamination from PFAS chemicals, excessive water consumption, and thermal pollution, which could harm the river's ecosystem and drinking water for hundreds of thousands of people downstream. The Franklin County Planning and Zoning Commission is set to make a decision or defer on April 21.

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4/1/2026

News ClipWVIA Public Media·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Archbald denies 18-building data center campus during special Friday afternoon meeting

Archbald Borough Council unanimously denied a conditional use permit for Archbald I LLC's proposed 18-building data center campus following strong resident opposition. The decision was made to prevent a "deemed approval" due to an incomplete application record and a looming deadline caused by a newspaper error. Residents raised numerous concerns regarding the project's impact on the community and the developer's failure to meet zoning conditions.

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3/27/2026

News ClipKSDK·Franklin County, MO

All night zoning meeting in Franklin County lasts almost 11 hours

An 11-hour Franklin County, Missouri, planning and zoning meeting saw hundreds of residents voice concerns over proposed data center projects by Beltline and Provident. Opponents raised issues regarding transparency, environmental impacts near the Meramec River, and quality of life. The commission tabled the rezoning decision for agricultural land, indicating the opposition is ongoing.

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3/18/2026

News ClipFort Worth Star-Telegram·Mansfield, Tarrant County, TX

Development aspirations collide with a rural way of life outside Mansfield

Residents in a rural area west of Mansfield, Texas are opposing a proposed wastewater treatment facility and residential development project by Provident and BL 374, LLC. They are concerned about potential environmental impacts, flooding, property value decline, and changes to the community's character. The case will go to a contested hearing at the Texas State Office of Administrative Hearings as residents fight to stop the wastewater permit approval.

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3/12/2026