Atascosa County locals are fighting a massive new data center project, worried it’ll ruin the rural vibe and drain local resources. It’s a classic battle between industrial growth and keeping the area’s small-town character intact.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 5 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
Costs for new construction may increase due to updated safety requirements.
Residents and business owners benefit from improved fire safety and structural integrity.
Local residents and agricultural operators.
The county is looking at adopting newer, stricter building and fire codes. This could change the requirements for anyone planning to build or renovate in the near future.
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The Atascosa County courtroom was at full capacity with residents hearing presentations from county officials and state representatives on Tuesday, July 7. County officials held a public information meeting at the Atascosa County Justice Center in Jourdanton as residents sought answers to the questions about the possibility of a future data center.
NOTICE OFPUBLIC HEARING The Atascosa County Commissioners Court will be conducting a Public Hearing at the Atascosa County Commissioners Court Regular Meeting, County Courtroom, Suite 203, located at 1...
Atascosa County Residents Fight Proposed Data Center WOAI
Residents are concerned that new data centers will strain local water supplies and increase power costs. They are asking the county to implement a building moratorium until state legislation is passed.
The Court is considering a replat request and two exceptions for property owners in Precinct 1. These decisions ensure that local land development follows county rules.
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