KY city may seize land to protect drinking water supply from massive data center
Ashland officials are considering using eminent domain to seize land for a proposed $12 billion data center in Northeastern Kentucky. The city aims to protect its vital Ohio River drinking water intake system, which runs through the 500-acre site. Negotiations with the property owner, Cleveland-Cliffs Inc., for access to the infrastructure have stalled, while Rubix Data Centers seeks to develop the site.



