The projects that did not happen

New Mexico Tech President Michael Jackson said the university would not proceed and would not renew or extend its agreement with Green Data, citing insufficient contiguous acreage, renewable-integration challenges and community concerns.

Millville Board of Commissioners banned new data centers citywide (May 19, 2026), blocking this proposal - the largest data center project ever proposed in New Jersey.

The proposal was formally withdrawn at a Lovejoy city council meeting; the mayor indicated the developers intend to pursue residential development for the site instead.

Eagle Rock Partners announced on 2026-08-12 that it is abandoning the $6 billion Meridian Technology Park in Bear Creek Township, Christian County, because delivery of the Lincoln Land Energy Center power it depended on 'is no longer certain'.

HHHunt withdrew its rezoning application two weeks after the Hanover Planning Commission recommended denial on January 15, 2026, and before a scheduled February 25 Board of Supervisors vote.

Hanover Board of Supervisors denied the rezoning, building-height exception, and substation CUP 4-3

Listed incorporator Sinha Shatrughan told WVIA 'Personally, I didn't want to go ahead with any sort of data center there right now'; the Mudiita Infra websites are deactivated.

TAC released its option to lease the 569 acres. NorthWestern Energy's power timelines did not fit the project.

Original 267-acre application withdrawn amid opposition; Oldham County Fiscal Court passed a 150-day data-center moratorium 4-2 on 2025-07-02 with no exemption carved out for the pending Western Hospitality application. Developer pursued a smaller, relocated ~100 MW proposal at a different site (the Sauerbeck family drive-in theater property) within the county; baxtel.com's tracking record for this original filing lists status as 'Project cancelled before construction.'

Atlas Development withdrew rezoning application Z-25-00006 through its attorney on 2025-05-13, the day before the sole commissioner was to rule, after the Bartow County Planning Commission voted 6-1 on 2025-04-28 to recommend denial. Atlas gave no reason. No refiling of this site has been found.

Applied Digital told Keloland (statement March 2026) that the project was 'unlikely to go forward,' citing the South Dakota legislature's failure to pass a 50-year sales-tax exemption on IT equipment, and said it would let its land option near Toronto lapse.

Natelli Holdings withdrew its annexation and rezoning applications for the New Hill Digital Campus in early March 2026 amid sustained community opposition (Protect Wake County Coalition); the Apex Town Council moved toward a one-year data-center moratorium. The developer said it may revisit only if Apex later adopts a comprehensive zoning text amendment permitting data centers, no re-filing as of July 2026.

CT Siting Council denies Dominion's petition for exemption from state review. Host fee agreement terminated by default.

City Council unanimously terminated the Stronghold utility agreement and approved a 45-day data-center moratorium after sustained community opposition. The moratorium was extended roughly 10.5 months on 2026-07-08, and the Planning Commission recommended a permanent citywide data-center ban (two conditions attached) on 2026-07-15, with Council adoption votes scheduled for 2026-08-12 and 2026-08-26.

The Kentucky Public Service Commission denied Kentucky Power's special contract to serve the facility, finding that the utility would lack the power to meet existing customers' demand beginning in 2026 and that the risks, including rising energy prices for consumers, outweighed the potential economic benefits.

Pataskala City Council voted 7-0 on Aug. 25, 2026 to reject the site plan, accepting the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendation to deny it. Aligned has not withdrawn, its general counsel said only that the company would “reflect and regroup.” A separate citizen charter amendment banning data centers over 25 MW goes to Pataskala and Granville voters on Nov. 3, 2026.

City of Hammond announced the development agreement expired June 30, 2026 - required milestones and obligations were not completed by the deadline, and no further extensions were offered; no groundbreaking occurred.

City of Cleveland rejected the permit application.

Rochelle City Council rejected the development agreement 0-7 on 27 April 2026 after tabling it in March.

ESS President Dan Shaffer said the company believes it has reached a settlement with the town of Tarboro and expects to withdraw its lawsuit, but 'ESS will not be building a data center there.'

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Conflicting reporting. A 2026-06-03 city clarification (WUSF/LkldNow 'Still Active') said the applicant only withdrew from a June 3 Development Review Team meeting, not the application itself, after it was mistakenly marked withdrawn in the city's iMS system. But this 2026-09-01 piece states flatly the application 'had already been withdrawn in June' and that no data-center applications were pending when Lakeland passed its 1-year, 50MW-threshold moratorium on 2026-08-03. Recorded as cancelled on the more recent, more specific source.

Sentinel Data Centers withdrew from the Androscoggin Mill project and halted work in June 2026 (after Gov. Mills vetoed a statewide 20MW+ data-center moratorium that had been intended to protect it). Per the JGT2 mill-redevelopment team, the site itself is 'not dead', the 82MW (expandable) power infrastructure and rail access remain, and JGT2 is seeking a new data-center operator or industrial tenant.

Reported dead by One Katahdin's mill-site redevelopment director; Nautilus could not secure the AI customer it wanted because the site could not deliver enough power.

Developer notified the village it withdrew its application

DC Blox withdrew rezoning application after sustained community opposition; 195,000 sq ft, 50 MW capacity

Land purchase/sale agreement for a 606.5-acre parcel in the Montana Connections Industrial Park was still contingent on closing, with the deadline extended to Feb 11, 2026.

Westfield Planning Board voted unanimously (Oct 13, 2026) to deny an extension of Servistar's special permit, which expires at the end of October 2026. The developer never bought the land, and its LLC was administratively dissolved. Servistar had 20 days to appeal.

Naperville City Council rejected the proposal 6-1 with two abstentions after months of opposition; a revised single-facility plan was also voted down.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

The Port of Cascade Locks and Roundhouse jointly announced the project would be discontinued before construction.

The property owner withdrew his signature from Krambu's special-exception application. Missoula County planning says the application cannot proceed without it.

Site plan denied 7-2 by the Allen Park Planning Commission on 2026-06-04.

Gander Newsroom's running Michigan data-center tracker records the application as withdrawn in April 2026, after the March planning-commission recommendation.

Harrington City Council voted unanimously to reject the zoning change needed for the project; per Spotlight Delaware the vote 'prompted cheers and a standing ovation' from residents opposed to the project.

Lewiston City Council voted unanimously (7-0) to reject the proposal after public backlash over power/water use and a requested 20-year tax break

La Pine City Council voted unanimously to reject the proposed 20 MW facility in the La Pine Industrial Park.

Tracked as cancelled; DC BLOX's own campus list no longer includes any North Carolina site and, as of September 2026, its High Point announcement page is no longer available.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

The board rejected the reintroduced plan unanimously. The month comes from the article's image metadata.

Ald. Mark Chambers announced the computing research facility was removed from the redevelopment proposal after resident opposition.

Mayor Joey Wiginton and the Tallassee City Council took the data center off the table, with the mayor saying "we don't understand enough about it to make a good decision on it"; he added that developer interest had also diminished.

The NM State Land Office rejected the Aetherion/Green Data sublease proposal at Spaceport America on 2026-09-03, and Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard ruled Sierra County's 2026-07-21 data-center moratorium applies to Spaceport activity despite it sitting on state trust land. Spaceport's executive director Scott McLaughlin said the facility will honor the decision. The developer (Jason Bak) did not respond to comment and left the door open to a future proposal once moratoria expire, but this specific sublease proposal is dead as of this report.

New Brunswick City Council voted unanimously to amend the redevelopment plan, remove data centers as a permitted use and restore a required public park.

Fredericksburg City Council voted 7 to 0 early on August 26, 2026 to deny the rezoning and 7 to 0 to deny the special use permit. The land stays Planned Development-Medical Center.

Applicant Eight Form stated its intent to withdraw the application after a three-hour El Segundo Planning Commission hearing dominated by resident opposition (noise, water, electricity).

Mayor Jon Costas announced the city would cease all efforts toward a data center on the east side; Agincourt agreed to withdraw and release its land option after resident opposition at the March 10 council meeting.

Amazon suspended plans citing 'uncertain' permit and utility agreement timelines; Minnesota lawmakers simultaneously reduced sales tax exemptions on electricity for large data center facilities

American Tower pulled its mid-size data center proposal out of the Indianapolis zoning process after neighborhood opposition; residents noted the developer could refile later.

Business Observer (2026-08-29) reports American Tower later dropped its application for the ~17,000 sq ft data-processing facility at 10700 76th Court N; Pinellas Park City Council adopted a one-year data center moratorium on 2026-08-11 and Pinellas County moved to declare large-scale data centers not allowed under its code.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Hall County commissioners denied ArchGreen's conditional use permit for the second data center, at 2502 E. Giltner Road near Doniphan, in October 2023. A June 2026 Central Nebraska Today survey of the county's data centers records the application as denied and describes no revived or refiled proposal; only the approved northwest Grand Island site and the separate Fortitude site at 380 Museum Drive are treated as live.

Operation shut down after about three years; an employee said 'the market collapsed and it shut down' and that equipment removal would take about a month.

The applicant withdrew the conditional use permit application on 2025-12-02, before the scheduled 2025-12-15 hearing. Atlas Development gave no reason.

Amazon Data Services Inc. formally withdrew its Calvert Technology Center Conceptual Site Development Plan application and decided not to pursue the proposed data center project in Calvert County. Calvert County Government announced the withdrawal in an Aug. 4, 2026 press release; the county's data center page now records the application as withdrawn and states no site plan applications for data center development are pending. The withdrawal followed voter backlash in the county's June 23, 2026 primary, and the county subsequently passed a six-month moratorium on data center site plan approvals effective Aug. 28, 2026.

Beale Infrastructure withdrew its application on 2026-05-06 after the City of Gardner said it would grant no incentives; Beale: 'We will not be moving forward with the project at this time.' No revival was found through October 2026.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Application rejected as incomplete in May 2026, after Monroe Township adopted a township-wide data center ban on 22 April 2026.

Developers retracted their zoning-change application days before the scheduled hearing, which was then cancelled, amid community opposition. They indicated they would still pursue tree removal and a materials storage pad under existing zoning, a reading the borough manager disputes.

Monroe County Board of Commissioners unanimously denied the rezoning

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Project listed as canceled in December 2025 after the developer walked away from a long-term lease on state school-trust land east of Lawton.

Brennan Investment Group withdrew the proposal on 28 January 2026, cancelling a 2 February plan commission presentation 'based on initial feedback'.

Applicant formally removed data centers from the PUD and application 'in its entirety' during the 2026-03-10 council hearing after community opposition; the industrial project was approved 4 to 1 without them, and Oakley adopted a data center moratorium in April 2026.

Brighton city officials said the developers withdrew the rezoning application for the proposed 2.5M sq ft, eight-building data center campus near County Road 4 and 50th Avenue. The article names Alberta Development Partners and Dewberry as companies behind the proposal.

The petitioning landowners withdrew the Bristol Innovation Park rezoning on August 3, 2026 and the Bristol Town Council formally accepted the withdrawal, after the Elkhart County Plan Commission forwarded it with an unfavorable recommendation following a five-hour hearing attended by more than 500 opponents.

Town of Cassville voters approved 44-0 an ordinance banning data centers in the township on April 16, 2026; developer went silent after the vote and was reported considering sites in Indiana and North Dakota

Project ended. The Upper Macungie Township Zoning Hearing Board rejected Air Products' request to establish a data center on the 194-acre former headquarters property in a decision issued July 2026 (after a May 27, 2026 hearing). Air Products let the August 5, 2026 appeal deadline pass without appealing; spokesman Art George confirmed 'Air Products has decided not to pursue an appeal of the Upper Macungie Township Zoning Board decision.' No decision has been made on future ownership or use of the property.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Cloverleaf stopped pursuing farmland in the town of Carlton in late 2025 after town leadership and residents opposed it.

Cloverleaf said it would not pursue data centers in the Village of Greenleaf or the Town of Wrightstown after talking with local leadership.

In late Aug 2026 (Aug 27) Convergent VA withdrew its rezoning for the ~1.584M sq ft data center park south of Remington. It is pursuing by-right residential development (198-home subdivision) instead.

Developers withdrew the application, cancelling the Oct. 22 zoning hearing.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Unanimously denied by Culpeper County Planning Commission; concerns over rural preservation and proximity to Culpeper Battlefields State Park

Developers (Bullock Capital / Colossus Data Center Advisors) withdrew their rezoning application for a 316-acre site at 191st St & Renner Rd ahead of a planning-commission meeting, after resident opposition; the City of Spring Hill confirmed no pending zoning request remains for the property

HMC StratCap 1977 Saturn, LLC (a DigiCo Infrastructure REIT subsidiary) formally withdrew Development Agreement No. 24.02 / Site Development Plan No. 24-040 in a signed letter to the Monterey Park City Council (signed by Interim CEO Chris Maher) - filed before, not after, the city's Measure NDC ballot vote.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Project never advanced; EdgeConneX sold the vacant site in June 2025 for $15.35M to Flagler Building I LLC (Ambrose), which plans an 87,877 sq ft warehouse instead.

cancelled per City of Chesapeake Department of Planning, Rezoning Case PLN-REZ-2025-002 (Etheridge Lakes Data Center)

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Google withdrew its rezoning petition (Proposal No. 306) at the City-County Council hearing.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Wrangell Borough Assembly unanimously voted down the land lease

Surge Development LLC withdrew its PUD rezoning petition, announced via a county government news release the evening of 2025-05-13, after weeks of public backlash. Baxtel's tracking record for the site lists status as 'Project cancelled before construction.'

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Deltona withdrew both applications rather than face a July 14, 2026 commission vote, after the Planning and Development Commission unanimously recommended denial following an 8-hour public hearing.

Applicants withdrew the conditional rezoning request on 2025-12-08, saying they would honour the township's moratorium. Township officials indicated the developers may resubmit once the moratorium ends.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Rocklocker withdrew the proposal after public opposition and the DNR's rejection of the state-land purchase request.

Developer withdrew its rezoning request for the 186-acre Plum Farms property after the Plan Commission voted 4-2 on June 3, 2026 to recommend against rezoning; the scheduled Village Board vote was cancelled.

At the Oct. 19, 2026 city council meeting no member moved to approve the special land use permit. The developer said he will not appeal or pursue the data center at this site.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 on August 26, 2026 to reject the La Osa Energy Center rezoning request and development plans, after the developer had already scaled the proposal back roughly 80% (from 59 data center buildings and 3 GW of demand to 11 buildings, a 500 MW gas plant, battery storage and a 1 GW cap) in response to opposition over aquifer drawdown and incomplete energy sourcing plans. Supervisor Stephen Miller cast the lone dissent. Recorded as cancelled because the entitlement the project required was denied; Vermaland has not publicly announced a withdrawal or a refiling, so this reflects the county's denial rather than a developer decision.

Pocatello City Council voted 4-1 to uphold the Hearing Examiner's denial of the conditional use permit, ending the local approval path as of retrieval.

The Douglas County Commission voted 4-1 to deny the rezoning for a six-building, 4.4 million sq ft campus on roughly 700 acres near Liberty Road and I-20, the second denial for the property in seven months.

City Commission voted 5-0 to terminate the sales contract after Lightfield failed to submit a development agreement

Pierce County Commission unanimously denied the conditional-use permit.

Clinton County Commissioners unanimously denied the rezoning, citing impact on adjacent property owners and the developer's failure to negotiate the 14 proposed commitments. The denial bars the petitioner from returning for 12 months.

The wellhead bitcoin mine at Longhorn Pad A has been shut down and the site vacated. A PA DEP inspection on 2025-03-04 found the crypto-mining generators and tanks removed and only empty metallic sheds on the gravel pad; DEP issued a notice of violation on 2025-03-10 and gave Diversified until September 2025 to plug the wells, stating the wells are not equipped for production. The operation had run roughly two years from December 2022, without the required air quality permit.

Mayor Mary Burress announced on 9 March 2026 that the city would not move forward; the developer formally terminated the purchase agreement in a 5 May 2026 letter.

The application to rezone 724 acres in Concord Township for a possible data center was withdrawn. The withdrawal was announced at the Hancock County Board of Supervisors meeting, citing a letter from the landowner.

The Meade County Planning Commission unanimously declined to send a favorable recommendation on rezoning about 135 acres off Joe Prather Highway from Agriculture-2/Residential-1 to Light Industrial for an 'IT infrastructure facility.' The fiscal court unanimously blocked it the same evening.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Tract withdrew its rezoning application for the Mooresville Technology Park (Iredell County) in August 2025 after community opposition. The Mooresville mayor said there is 'no longer an active request' to build the data center and that it was removed from all future town meeting agendas.

Developer pulled the zoning permit the same day the City Council passed a one-year data center moratorium.

Applicant withdrew the application before a scheduled 30 June 2026 meeting; East Greenwich Township then adopted an ordinance prohibiting future data center development.

St. Joseph County Council voted 7-2 to deny the rezoning after a hearing that ran until roughly 4 a.m.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Athens-Clarke commission unanimously denied the rezoning in early October 2025

New York-based LS Power withdrew its zoning request for the Old Ridge Road site in a letter from the developer's attorney to Hanover County; no replacement zoning application had been filed as of late June 2026.

Washington City Council voted unanimously to cease all business with the developer and explore a moratorium, ending the proposal.

Developer withdrew the zoning request and asked officials to remove the item from all remaining 2025 agendas after packed public meetings.

Posey County commissioners said they would vote no on the proposed data center at Boberg and Hoenert roads, while noting they were still reviewing proposals in other parts of the county.

At a September 2026 Vernon community meeting, PowerTransitions' head of external affairs Carrie Hitt said the data center option is off the table: 'We have no intent to develop one' and 'We understand that a data center is not what this community wants.' The company is now pitching a 110 to 440 MW battery storage facility on the site instead.

QTS withdrew Virginia Supreme Court appeal July 2, 2026 after Court of Appeals unanimously halted project March 2026. Circuit court had voided rezoning August 2024 citing inadequate public notice under Va. Code § 15.2-2204. Project officially terminated.

Developers withdrew the rezoning request; the mayor announced the withdrawal after sustained public opposition.

Newberry County Council voted unanimously to deny the land-sale ordinance at third reading, reversing the first two readings, and then moved to a 12-month moratorium on accepting new data center permits.

The anonymous developer's letter of intent to buy the 51-acre site expired, and the proposal was withdrawn. Broken Arrow then enacted a six-month moratorium on new data center proposals.

Beale Infrastructure withdrew the 270-acre rezoning application after resident opposition and NDA-disclosure concerns; the Coweta planning commission had voted 4-1 to deny.

Atlas Development withdrew the Project Bus proposal in February 2026 after community pushback and Carroll County's refusal to support annexation into Temple.

Developer withdrew the conditional use permit application before the City Council vote. The City of St. Charles then adopted a one-year moratorium and, in May 2026, an outright data center development ban.

Soluna Computing sold the site's mining and general equipment to a buyer on 17 September 2022, retaining only at-cost facilities contracts on the new owner's behalf. Project Edith generated 0% of Soluna's mining revenue in FY2023 (down from 5% in FY2022), and Soluna's later filings list only Murray, Kentucky and Silverton, Texas as active sites.

Boone District Supervisor Mike Meredith announced the county had received verification that the project would not move forward. No agreements were ever reached and no votes were taken on data center development in Franklin County.

Cloverleaf withdrew its pre-development agreement after Milan Township and the Dundee Village Council declined the development agreement, cutting the project off from public water and sewer.

Stream Data Centers withdrew, stating utility power could not be sourced to the site within the required timeframe.

Microsoft withdrew the rezoning request: "Based on the community feedback we heard, we have chosen not to move forward with this site."

The Coweta County Board of Commissioners unanimously denied the rezoning application to allow data center use on the Walt Sanders Road industrial property. County procedure requires a six-month wait before reapplying.

DeKalb County Board of Commissioners rejected the special land use permit

The agreement terminated after the purchaser failed to deposit $200,000 in earnest money within the contractual timeframe; the EDCCC CEO stated 'The purchaser did not deposit the required amount within the timeframe outlined in the agreement,' and a special meeting was set for 2026-05-01 to formally acknowledge the termination.

The City of Marion is no longer moving forward with Project Riverjump, a hyperscale data center planned for the city's west side, after public outcry.

TigerDC formally withdrew Project Spero from consideration in Spartanburg County after the council declined to offer tax incentives, stating that 'alignment has not been achieved' and that it would pursue alternative sites.

Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners denied the Project Tango hyperscale-data-center development-order amendment on a 5-1 vote on 2026-07-16, after a 12-hour hearing with overflow crowds. A smaller data-center use (~206,000 sq ft, alongside ~1.8M sq ft of warehouse) remains approved under the 2016 Central Park Commerce Center zoning at the 202-acre site (20125 Southern Blvd), where construction continues under that prior approval.

On Dec 11, 2025, Project Turbo, LLC withdrew its special-use application for the data center at 2400 O'Kelly Rd. The BOC rezoned the parcel to light industrial, which does not by itself allow a data center.

"It was going to cost just too much money to build a substation that would have allowed the project to move forward" -- Sean Adkins, then St. Albans town manager, on why the developer withdrew: connecting to the grid would have required a new substation costing roughly $30 million.

Provident notified Chesterton officials it was withdrawing its application and the annexation request after the Town Council said it could never support the project at that scale and location.

Property owners withdrew the rezoning application before the Board of Commissioners vote; the developer has signalled a possible future re-application.

Village of DeForest declared the proposal not feasible; QTS withdrew all applications after the Village Board signaled a 7-0 rejection of annexation. WI DOA separately found the annexation not in the public interest.

QTS rescinded its PUD application for both Union Township parcels by phone, per Porter County Commission President Jim Biggs.

Revolve Labs withdrew its application; the city administrator informed the City Council. The company said “the current timeline for power availability at the site does not align with several near-term initiatives we are advancing elsewhere.”

Revolve Labs withdrew its conditional-use application for the site, citing feedback received from the community.

Forsyth County Board of Commissioners denied rezoning case F-1669 (Project Iron Spur) 5-2 on July 30, 2026, ending the Drox Group's proposed Rural Hall hyperscale data center. The vote had earlier been listed as expected around July 30, 2026.

Petition relays that County Executive Mike Callagy said the county has 'zero interest' and directed the Event Center CEO to stop discussions.

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Proposal dropped, per a Council Member Latisha Johnson's office policy analyst; city later re-issued an RFP citing technology/AI as a possible use

The record marks the project cancelled without a stated reason. The profile lists the sources and the document that would establish one.

Bay City News reported that the Fair Association board removed the item from its agenda after backlash from residents; CEO Thomas Keaney wrote that it "will not be re-calendared" and that "there is no pending development proposal."

Counsel for the petitioner wrote to the Board of Supervisors that it had 'decided to no longer pursue the development of a data center in South Annville Township.'

Property owner told the township it will pursue a high-end storage and office development instead; parcel 'not presently available' for other uses

University of Delaware terminated its lease agreement with The Data Centers, LLC (TDC) on 2014-07-10.

Lockport suspended data center discussions pending broader regulatory frameworks, cancelled all June 2026 workshops and let its letter of intent with VME expire; the city states no facility design was ever proposed.

Maryland-based developer Stonebridge stopped exploring the Town of Pacific site after the town chair required that any proposal be aired in a public meeting; no follow-up occurred.

Applicant's attorney filed an official withdrawal of the rezoning application before the county council vote; no appeal or revised plan.

Augusta Township voters overturned the rezoning at the August primary, about 90% voted to overturn, returning the seven parcels to agricultural residential and removing the zoning the project depended on. Results were still unofficial as of 2026-08-05.

Tract withdrew the zoning application after the denial recommendation and said it intends to resubmit.

Application withdrawn after negative City Council feedback

Fairgrounds board voted to give Global Stack 30-day notice that it would not move forward with the non-binding MOU

Prologis withdrew the rezoning application on 2026-05-19, stating it would wait until the township adopts a data-center ordinance before proceeding.

On July 3, 2025, Western Hospitality Partners said it was withdrawing its application to build on Commerce Parkway (the Sauerbeck Drive-In property): 'the project will be withdrawn and will not proceed.' WHP said it has no current plans for a data center in Oldham County.

Sansone Group pulled out of its agreement to buy roughly 412 acres from Toyota along Platt Road after York Township refused to amend an existing development agreement that prohibits a data center on the site.