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A Superior Court judge declared Talbot County’s data center zoning amendment void after landowners and WCR LLC challenged the county’s adoption process. The ruling prevents the county from authorizing or processing data center applications under the amendment until it follows required notice, hearing and planning procedures.
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.
Talbot County residents and WCR LLC have filed a lawsuit against five Talbot County commissioners, claiming the county improperly amended its zoning ordinance to allow data centers without proper notice or public review. The plaintiffs are concerned about environmental impacts, noise, and property value diminution from potential hyperscale data centers. They seek to void the ordinance amendment and block future data center permits.