Louisville considers rules to protect residents as data centers move in
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Metro Council explores ordinances to safeguard taxpayers, utilities, and the environment amid growing opposition to large data center projects.
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Now, Louisville Metro Council is working on an ordinance to safeguard against what some call promises not kept.
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