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Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Saxon Partners data center developments across 1 states, including IN.

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News ClipChicago Tribune·Munster, Lake County, IN

Kenmara developer will axe data center provisions in Munster proposal

The developer of the Kenmara Technology Park in Munster, Indiana, Saxon Partners/SPIN Munster, has decided to remove data center provisions from its proposal for the former Lansing Country Club property. This decision comes after significant community backlash and division over the potential inclusion of data centers. The firm will now explicitly identify data centers as a prohibited use in its application.

opposition zoning government

7/24/2026

News ClipNorthwest Indiana Business Magazine·Munster, Lake County, IN

Kenmara Technology Park Munster site fully approved

The Munster, Indiana side of the Kenmara Technology Park has received full zoning approval and is now being marketed by Saxon Partners. While the developers do not plan to build a data center on the site due to its size, they have included language in the zoning to allow for enhanced public review if a technology company proposes such a use in the future. The project involved significant infrastructure improvements and a grant for redevelopment.

zoning government opposition

7/2/2026

News ClipChicago Tribune·Munster, Lake County, IN

Munster postpones discussion on data center proposal for country club property

The Munster Plan Commission postponed a decision on a data center proposal by Saxon Partners for a property at Kenmara Technology Park until a public hearing in July. Residents expressed strong opposition regarding noise, water usage, and perceived lack of adequate regulation in the proposed unified development ordinance. The commission also deferred voting on the UDO, which currently lacks specific regulations for data centers.

zoning opposition environmental water electricity government

6/10/2026