The Citrus County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors recently made a decision to put on hold a rezoning request for a data center in Citrus County. The request was made by a company seeking to build a large data center in the area.
According to the Citrus County Chronicle, the rezoning request was put on hold due to concerns from local residents and business owners. The Citrus County Planning Commission had previously approved the rezoning request, but it was met with opposition from some community members. The Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors decided to put the project on hold to allow for further discussion and consideration.
The data center project has been a topic of discussion in the community for several months. Some residents have expressed concerns about the potential impact on the area’s rural character and the environment. Others have expressed support for the project, citing the potential economic benefits it could bring to the area.
The Citrus County Chamber of Commerce is located at 915 E. Main St., Inverness, FL 34450. For more information on the data center project, residents can visit the Citrus County Planning Commission’s website or attend a future public hearing.
Originally reported by Citrus County Chronicle – Inverness
Sources: Citrus County Chronicle – Inverness
