Data Center Dead in St. Charles After Developers Withdraw Their ...

Secretive Missouri data center plans sunk by public opposition: 'Not enough transparency'

The developer has withdrawn an application for a permit for a St. Charles data center, according to Mayor Dan Borgmeyer. Crowds of residents have turned out to public meetings to oppose the data center over its energy use and effect on water quality.

Controversial data center pulled after company withdraws

ST. CHARLES, Mo. - Construction giant Clayco's development company CRG pulled out of their proposal Monday for a 440-acre data center in St. Charles.  The project faced controversy from residents in the area who did not want the project in town. A petition was signed over 6,000 times against the development. Mayor Dan Borgmeyer sat down with FOX 2 following the plans being pulled. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in yo…

Data center is dead in St. Charles, for now. Developer withdraws plans

CRG, the development arm of construction giant Clayco, on Monday afternoon notified the city that it was pulling the project off Tuesday's council meeting agenda.

Data center dead in St. Charles after developers withdraw their offer, mayor says

Developers withdraw offer for St. Charles data center amid community pushback, leaving city officials and residents awaiting further updates.

Data center dead in St. Charles after developers withdraw their ...

Proposed St. Charles Data Center Is Dead for Now - Construction Forum

From Government Technology News: The developer of a controversial 440-acre data center has withdrawn plans for the project. CRG, the development arm of construction giant Clayco, on Monday afternoon notified the city that it was pulling the project off Tuesday’s council meeting agenda. The city marked CRG’s request as “withdrawn.” The move comes after weeks of consternation from residents, new reports alleging pollution and wildlife concerns, an…