Tolar, Texas, with a population of about 1,300, is facing the prospect of having a hyperscale data center complex with more than 40 buildings next door. But there may be little the community can do about it. This week, commissioners in Hood County, home to Tolar, voted on a proposed six-month moratorium for large industrial developments, which would include data centers as well as the power plants that accompany them. However, before the vote, a letter from a state senator to Texas’ attorney general said the moratorium was not legal.
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Texas Lawmaker Pours Cold Water on County Moratorium for Data Center
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