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Grayslake Clears an $18 Billion Data Center Despite a Lawsuit to Stop It – Startup Fortune

The plaintiffs' case rests on process, not on whether data centers are useful. They argue that Grayslake's zoning code did not expressly allow data centers, and that officials violated the Illinois Open Meetings Act by handling parts of the deal through closed sessions and private communications. The complaint also points to public notices that used the project name T5@Chicago IV rather than plainly telling residents a hyperscale data center cam…

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WirePoints Illinois Financial News broke the news in Wilmette, United States on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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