Data Center Town Hall in Indiantown – recap and questions for the Village to Consider
In many cases, data centers are developed on pre-existing contaminated industrial brownfields rather than creating the pollution that lands them on the National Priorities List (NPL) themselves. But in Indiantown, the anticipated proposals for the data centers require the filling in of wetlands and would dramatically impact the environment.
Hentschel v. Jeffrey Pitts, McNicholas & Associates, NPR, and Floodlight – texts showing apparent conspiracy, case against McNicholas & Associates dismissed, and more.
“Even though it is 1,000% entirely, completely false, it sticks,” Overdorf says. “It is oil that unfortunately doesn’t leave you.”
I wonder if Ms. Hentschel feels the same way.
Is a Fairfield Inn fair to its neighbors?
A re-zoning request will be heard by the City of Stuart Commissioners Monday 2/10. The impact it will have could affect more than the project itself.
Water, water everywhere… and there won’t be enough to drink.
Holistic planning is the only way to fix this. We need to make this a priority for how we develop going forward or there will be no way to sustain any populations, regardless of the numbers.
ZIP It Regarding the Zoning in Progress
This Monday 12/9 is a scheduled City of Stuart Commission meeting. The agenda is full of important items including but not limited to the discussion of hiring an Environmental Attorney, the appointments of advisory board members, and the Zoning in Progress. The Zoning in Progress (ZIP) was proposed by Commissioner Chris Collins to basically […]