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The City of Gibraltar, Michigan, is developing a new zoning ordinance for data centers following a one-year moratorium enacted last March. This comes as CAL Realty and Raeden Acquisitions have filed a federal lawsuit, alleging the moratorium unlawfully blocked their proposed data center project.
A data center developer is suing the city of Gibraltar, Michigan, alleging that city officials unlawfully imposed a one-year moratorium on their project at a former steel mill site. The lawsuit claims the project was permitted under existing zoning ordinances and that the moratorium was adopted specifically to halt review of their application. The developers are seeking a court order to approve the project.
Raeden Acquisitions and Cal Realty have filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Gibraltar, Michigan, claiming a one-year moratorium unlawfully stopped their proposed 100-megawatt data center application. The developers seek to restart the review process under existing city code. Residents have expressed environmental concerns about the project.
Data center developers Raeden Acquisitions and Cal Realty have filed a lawsuit against the city of Gibraltar, Michigan. The lawsuit claims that a one-year moratorium enacted by the city unlawfully halted their 100-megawatt data center application from proceeding. This legal action challenges the city's power to impose such a development pause.
Developers CAL Realty and Raeden Acquisitions have filed a lawsuit against the city of Gibraltar, Michigan, alleging that the city's enacted moratorium on data centers unlawfully blocked their proposed project. The developers contend the moratorium was specifically adopted to defeat their pending application, despite their project's adherence to zoning and minimal environmental impact claims.