Nicole Lopez | Fort Worth Report
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90-day halt would begin in February with approval from council, which voted on two other issues Tuesday related to data centers. -
Gov. Greg Abbott’s audit prompted Fort Worth officials to “take a step back” from updating city council on data center regulations, moratorium. -
Companies planning Fort Worth data centers detail resource usage, sustainability in face of growing concern in North Texas. -
They plan to propose a temporary halt to allow more time to review and propose regulations on the hubs. -
Fort Worth’s proposed zoning and development ordinance on data centers — a first of its kind — received a 7-4 vote of denial before it heads to the city council. -
Cedar Creek Lake supplies North Texas with up to 170 million gallons of water a day. Diode Ventures could pull up to 5 million gallons a day. -
Safety tips include staying hydrated and knowing your risk. -
A June 2 meeting could shape how city leaders approach data centers looking to set up shop in Fort Worth. -
Keith Thomson considers the gallery an asset to the Meadowbrook area that has long lacked businesses, such as grocery stores and restaurants. -
Mayor, council members want more information about 50% tax break for data center. Residents ask Fort Worth for regulation. -
Residents came prepared with a list of demands in advance of city vote on a tax break for Edged Data Centers. -
Fort Worth City Council will vote on a property tax cut for the center if it uses sustainable water and energy practices.
