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Lawsuit filed to halt South Side data center

Lawsuit filed to halt South Side data center
South Side neighbors and supporters met at a monthly Community Conversations meeting Aug. 12 to hear the latest news about the Blueprint Data Center issue, as well as to discuss other topics affecting District 1. Courtesy photo

Five residents of Taylor’s South Side have filed a lawsuit to stop a data center from being built on land they say the previous owners gave to a foundation to be used as parkland.

Pamela Griffin, Ralph Griffin, Michelle Griffin, Corey Griffin and Polly Randle own land that backs onto the field at 1601 E. MLK Jr. Blvd. where Blueprint Data Centers plans to build three 45,000 square-foot data center buildings powered by an on-site electricity substation.

The lawsuit, filed in the 395th state District Court in Georgetown, seeks a temporary restraining order to prevent Blueprint parent company NCP Travis TPP Project LLC from making any changes to the land until the case is settled.

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