A Georgia county rejected a 700-acre data-centre campus for the second time in seven months; the proposal covered 4.4 million square feet
- Representative imageA proposed data-centre campus spanning approximately 700 acres in Douglas County, Georgia, was rejected for the second time in seven months after county commissioners voted against the development on July 7, 2026.
- The proposal, submitted by East Village Dothan LLC, an applicant linked to data-centre developer EdgeConneX, called for a campus comprising five buildings with a combined floor area of approximately 4.4 million square feet.
- Located near Interstate 20 and Liberty Road, outside Villa Rica, the project faced opposition from residents concerned about its potential eff
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- Representative imageA proposed data-centre campus spanning approximately 700 acres in Douglas County, Georgia, was rejected for the second time in seven months after county commissioners voted against the development on July 7, 2026.
- The proposal, submitted by East Village Dothan LLC, an applicant linked to data-centre developer EdgeConneX, called for a campus comprising five buildings with a combined floor area of approximately 4.4 million square feet.
- Located near Interstate 20 and Liberty Road, outside Villa Rica, the project faced opposition from residents concerned about its potential eff
Sources: Times of India