Rural Georgia residents say data center rules were passed with no hearing, no warning
Residents in rural Talbot County, Georgia, have filed a lawsuit against county officials, alleging that an ordinance allowing data centers was passed without proper public notice or hearings. The complaint challenges a July 6 vote by the Talbot County Commission, citing concerns about environmental impacts, property values, and due process. The plaintiffs are seeking to invalidate the zoning amendment and prevent the processing of data center permits under the new rules.

