White Rose Partners

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about White Rose Partners data center developments across 2 states, including OK, IL.

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News ClipChicago Tribune·South Elgin, Kane County, IL

Developer seeks data center review despite South Elgin board opposition

White Rose Partners is proceeding with plans to build a 200,000-square-foot data center in South Elgin, Illinois, despite initial opposition from village board members and residents. The developer launched a website to provide transparent information ahead of upcoming hearings, where they seek a fair review of their proposal, which involves annexing and rezoning the property.

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7/22/2026

News ClipTulsa Flyer·Sand Springs, Osage County, OK

Once divided, Sand Springs residents band together to demand recall of elected officials

Sand Springs residents have initiated a recall campaign against three city councilors who voted to rezone land for "Project Spring," a Google data center. The opposition gathered over 1,600 signatures, citing concerns over the project, improper land annexation, and the exclusion of Osage County residents from the decision-making process. The controversy has also led to protests and lawsuits.

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Google

4/3/2026

News ClipTulsa Flyer·Sand Springs, Osage County, OK

New lawsuit challenges land deal enabling controversial Sand Springs data center

A Tulsa-based conservation group, Land Legacy, has filed a new lawsuit against Alan Ringle and his family, challenging a land deal crucial for the controversial Project Spring data center in Sand Springs. The lawsuit alleges a violation of a 2013 conservation easement deed by allowing the land's annexation for industrial use, which was later approved by the Sand Springs City Council for rezoning despite significant public opposition. This legal action joins existing challenges by groups like Protect Sand Springs Alliance against the Google-backed development.

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Google

3/24/2026