Moratorium Passed on Patmos Data Center Project After Resident Protests
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What happened
Patmos planned to convert a former Walmart supercenter into a data center. However, the city council passed a moratorium on future data centers after residents protested the project. Concerns were raised regarding a potential $150 million C-PACE financing arrangement for the facility.
From wvtm13.com, wbrc.com
Why it matters
The moratorium halts the planned redevelopment of the former Walmart supercenter site. The project was being considered in relation to C-PACE financing, a tool that allows businesses to seek private money for commercial building upgrades.
From wvtm13.com, wbrc.com
Who's involved
- PatmosLocation where the proposed data center is planned to be built
- WalmartOwner of the former supercenter site slated for conversion
- city councilLegislative body that passed the moratorium on data centers
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Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Council passed moratorium on data centers following resident concerns about the Patmos project.1 source
Patmos plans to convert a former Walmart supercenter into a data center in Patmos.1 source