Lawsuit aims to halt $4 billion data center project in Indianapolis
A lawsuit filed Friday seeks to reverse a city decision approving a $4 billion data center project on Indianapolis's southwest side.Summary
A neighborhood organization and six property owners have filed a lawsuit in Marion County Superior Court to block a $4 billion data center project approved by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Development Commission. The lawsuit alleges that the commission and the City-County Council violated due process rights and Indiana law by approving variances and commitment modifications for the Sabey Data Center Technology Park. The plaintiffs argue that the project conflicts with the area's approved planned use for retail, offices, and residential development. The lawsuit also reiterates health and safety concerns raised during previous hearings. The defendants include the commission, the City-County Council, and the project's developers, Sabey Data Center Properties LLC and SCP Decatur Technology Park LLC. Online court records indicate that summons have been issued to the defendants.
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