Union City neighbors fight data center expansion
Union City residents are fighting plans to expand data centers in their community, saying the massive facilities bring noise, traffic, and environmental concerns while threatening property values. At a packed meeting, neighbors voiced frustration over what they call a lack of transparency from local officials. Supporters argue the centers create jobs and revenue, but residents insist the cost to their quality of life is too high.
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