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Red Oak annexes hundreds of acres and rezones 718 acres for proposed data center complex
Summary
The city approved two voluntary annexations totaling roughly 418.7 acres and rezoned about 718 acres to allow a large data center complex; council set landscaping, screening, noise and construction-hour requirements in the planned development ordinance.
The Red Oak City Council on Jan. 13 voted 5-0 to approve two voluntary annexations and a zoning change to allow a proposed data center complex on lands in the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ).
The council approved: (1) ordinance No. 25-001 for roughly 96.564 acres in the Lucy Vaughn survey; (2) ordinance No. 25-002 for roughly 322.1244 acres in the John Bell, William H. Morris and James M. Riggs surveys; and (3) ordinance No. 25-003, which rezones approximately 718.1238 acres to permit a data center complex and associated infrastructure. All votes were 5-0.
Nut graf: The rezoning establishes a planned development (PD) tailored to data-center…
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