Taxpayers will avoid a multi-million-dollar lawsuit related to a data center. A city council has approved a change to its data center moratorium, excluding a company that had sued due to the moratorium. This company, Qlevr, had taken legal action against the city.
The data center project is still expected to move forward, despite opposition from many residents. Further details about the lawsuit and the data center project are available. The city council's decision has prevented a significant financial burden on taxpayers.
The outcome of this decision allows the data center project to proceed while avoiding costly litigation.
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