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Franklin County judge rules data center question will go on Ottawa's November ballot

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Franklin County District Court Judge Eric W. Godderz ruled Thursday a citizen-led proposed ordinance to ban data centers in Ottawa, Kansas, will go on the November ballot.

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Franklin County judge rules data center question will go on Ottawa's November ballot

Franklin County District Court Judge Eric W. Godderz ruled Thursday a citizen-led proposed ordinance to ban data centers in Ottawa, Kansas, will go on the November ballot.

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