Gilroy Refutes Charges that Parcels at Amazon Data Center Site Were Illegally Drawn
The City of Gilroy investigated claims that land parcels for an Amazon data center were illegally subdivided, concluding the adjustments complied with the California Subdivision Map Act. However, a local resident, Georgine Scott-Codiga, maintains the subdivision was illegal and has escalated her allegations to the district and state attorney generals' offices. The project's approval without planning commission or city council review continues to fuel community concern and calls for zoning reform.

