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State Senator sees likely dispute to data center ban
News ClipThe University Star·San Marcos, Hays County, TX

State Senator sees likely dispute to data center ban

A Texas state senator anticipates a legal challenge to San Marcos' city-wide data center ban, citing House Bill 2559 which limits local moratoriums on property development. The city, which became the first in Texas to ban data centers through changes to its Land Development Code, maintains its action is lawful. Separately, the Governor has mandated audits for all data center projects seeking grid connection.

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9/1/2026
Hill County dropped its data center ban after a $100 million lawsuit. Now the developer has dismissed the case.
News ClipKWTX·Hillsboro, Hill County, TX

Hill County dropped its data center ban after a $100 million lawsuit. Now the developer has dismissed the case.

Hill County, Texas, enacted a one-year moratorium on data center construction due to public concerns, but developer RCM Hill LLC filed a $100 million lawsuit in response. The county subsequently rescinded the ban and adopted a development checklist. The lawsuit was eventually dismissed with prejudice, highlighting ongoing legal questions regarding counties' authority to regulate such developments.

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7/15/2026
Hill County drops data center moratorium after lawsuit, adopts new review requirements
News ClipKERA News·Hillsboro, Hill County, TX

Hill County drops data center moratorium after lawsuit, adopts new review requirements

Hill County, Texas, has rescinded its one-year moratorium on data center development following a federal lawsuit filed by developer RCM Hill LLC. Concurrently, county commissioners approved new review requirements for large industrial projects, mandating greater transparency and public notification. The lawsuit against the county remains active, seeking damages for the alleged unlawful moratorium.

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6/5/2026