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Arizona rejects 3,000-acre data centre plan near Eloy

Arizona rejected a proposed 3,000-acre data centre project near Eloy, even after the design was scaled back.

Arizona rejects 3,000-acre data centre plan near Eloy

Key takeaways

  • Arizona rejected a proposed data centre plan near Eloy.
  • The plan covered 3,000 acres.
  • The design had been scaled back before the rejection.
  • The decision’s reason and next steps have not been stated.

Decision near Eloy

Arizona rejected a proposed data centre plan near Eloy that covered 3,000 acres. The decision ended the proposal in its described form, after the design had been reduced in scale.

What changed

The project was considered in a scaled-back design before Arizona rejected it. The available account does not identify the earlier design’s size, explain what changes were made, or name the business behind the proposal.

What remains unclear

The decision’s date, the public body that made it, the reason for the rejection and any appeal or revised application have not been stated. No next step for the proposed project has been announced.

The plan’s rejection is the central development: a large data centre proposal near Eloy will not proceed in the scaled-back form described.

What to watch

  • Any public explanation for the rejection.
  • Whether the project’s backers file a revised plan or appeal.
  • Any formal record identifying the deciding body and decision date.

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