Overview
- The Denver-based developer formally withdrew the application to rezone roughly 399–400 acres for a $30 billion data center campus, Mayor Chris Carney and engineer Dan Brewer confirmed.
- Opposition built through packed public meetings, petitions and yard-sign campaigns, with Kerry Earnhardt joining neighbors in denouncing the project.
- Residents had raised concerns over the facility’s high water and electricity demands and the loss of rural character in a residential-agricultural zone.
- Teresa Earnhardt could refile the proposal or pursue legal action, leaving the long-term fate of the land undecided.
- Local officials had grown skeptical after Tract declined to name a prospective tenant, underscoring the challenge of balancing infrastructure growth with community priorities.