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Residents press council on Lansing data center annexation — water use, noise and road impacts debated; annexation approved as part of consent package
Summary
Residents near a proposed Lansing data center told the Abilene City Council they fear effects on property values, water usage and street wear from heavy truck traffic; staff said the facility would use closed-loop water and that annexation is the first step before rezoning.
Residents near the proposed Lansing data-center site urged the Abilene City Council to address water usage, noise and road impacts associated with the project as the council considered annexing adjacent property.
A resident who identified themselves during public comment as living directly across the street from the property said neighbors are worried about property valuations, utility and water use and damage to nearby streets. The speaker noted an 11,000,000-gallon-per-year figure referenced for the project and…
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