Grayslake Clears an $18 Billion Data Center Despite a Lawsuit to Stop It
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Illinois issued the first permit for an $18 billion data-centre campus covering up to 472 acres; an 800,000-sq-ft first building moves ahead as neighbours say they learned too late to weigh in
Grayslake has granted a building permit for a substantial data-centre campus, representing a major advancement in an $18 billion private investment endeavor. Meanwhile, community members are voicing worries about lack of input and possible environmental repercussions. The developer is committed to thorough community engagement and meeting regulatory guidelines. Site work will be executed in phases, with initial construction about to kick off sho…
Grayslake Clears an $18 Billion Data Center Despite a Lawsuit to Stop It
Grayslake, Illinois issued the first building permit for T5 Data Centers' $18 billion Chicago IV campus, clearing the way for construction on an 800,000-square-foot first building. The village projects $1.4 billion in property tax revenue over 20 years without any local tax incentives. A lawsuit seeking to void the village's approvals has a status hearing set for October 30.
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