DartPoints made the statement one day before Lexington planning commission to vote on rules banning large-scale data centers.
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- Lexington-Fayette Urban County Planning Commission make recommendations for data center regulation
- Lexington-Fayette Urban County Planning Commission to consider data center regulation
- DartPoints made the statement one day before Lexington planning commission to vote on rules banning large-scale data centers.
- Lexington residents challenge data center plans in Kentucky, citing water use, pollution, heat islands and rising electric rates ahead of a Planning Commission vote.
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