Pinal County

Rezoning for proposed data center in Pinal County defeated

Pinal County’s first data center was proposed for unincorporated land south of Eloy. The Pinal County Board of Commissioners voted down a request to rezone the land.

Pinal County

Riding the wave of community resistance seen across the nation, opponents of a proposed data center in Pinal County near Eloy succeeded in derailing the project.

At its meeting on Wednesday, the Pinal County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to deny Vermaland LLC’s request to rezone 2,393 acres of the site from general rural to industrial zoning, with another 992 acres proposed for open space.

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