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Federal Judge Orders Wilmington to Redo Key Ordinances Tied to Amazon's $4 Billion Data Center Project
The agreement follows findings that Wilmington officials violated public notice rules and the Open Meetings Act before approving the project.
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Judge orders Wilmington to revisit ordinances connected to proposed data center | The Highland County Press
At the Potter Stewart U.S. Courthouse in Cincinnati, Federal Judge Jeffrey P. Hopkins ordered Wilmington to redo several ordinances, including rezoning, data center use rules and generator noise ordinances, after three days of testimony.
Federal judge orders Wilmington to redo key ordinances tied to Amazon's $4 billion data center project
A judge ordered the city of Wilmington to redo key ordinances tied to a proposed Amazon data center after homeowners argued they were not properly notified before the measures were passed.
·Cincinnati, United States
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