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DeSoto County Commission does not approve data center rezoning

A proposed data center project near Arcadia did not receive approval for rezoning 237 acres from the DeSoto County Commission.

DeSoto County Commission does not approve data center rezoning

Key takeaways

  • 237 acres near Arcadia were part of the rezoning request.
  • The proposed use was a data center.
  • The DeSoto County Commission did not approve the rezoning.
  • The project’s next land-use step is not stated.

The DeSoto County Commission did not approve a proposed rezoning involving 237 acres near Arcadia. The rezoning was sought for a data center project.

The decision

The commission’s failure to approve the rezoning means the project did not receive the land-use approval described in the report. The action involved property totaling 237 acres near Arcadia.

What the project involves

The proposal is connected to a data center. No additional project details are included here, including the developer, the property’s current zoning, the requested zoning designation or the commission’s vote breakdown.

Next steps

Any future action would involve the project’s land-use process and the DeSoto County Commission. The commission’s decision does not itself establish whether the data center project will proceed.

The news report is from Gulf Coast News and Weather.

What to watch

  • Any future DeSoto County Commission action on the rezoning.
  • Further land-use filings or hearings connected to the data center proposal.

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