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California city fends off data center developer’s sabotage claims
A developer said the city illegally took several actions to prevent its data center plans for 194 acres in California's Imperial Valley. A federal judge wasn't convinced by the claims.
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A developer alleged that the city of Imperial Valley illegally blocked its plans to build a data center on 194 acres. The developer claimed the city took several actions to prevent the project. A federal judge reviewed the claims and found them unconvincing. The judge did not find evidence that the city acted unlawfully. The case remains unresolved, with no further actions announced.
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