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Casa Grande is about to have its first official test of city's new data center permitting rules (opens the original)
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Casa Grande leaders created new rules for data center development last year amid concerns the facilities could be built in industrial areas without a formal hearing. Data centers are now considered a conditional industrial use under the city’s zoning code, which requires a hearing and final approval from the city’s planning and zoning commission, but not its mayor and council. Two land owners promptly sued the city over the new requirements, claiming $140 million in damages from lost property va
Plans for a massive film studio and retail complex in Tonopah also include a large-scale data center (opens the original)
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Arizona land developer and film producer, Anita Verma-Lallian, wants to transform 1,350-acres in Maricopa County into a data center, golf course, amusement park and the largest film studio in the country, among other things. Maricopa County supervisors approved the zoning for the project earlier this month and Verma-Lallian expects to submit the final site plans within the next six months. If approved, she says construction could begin within two years, but plans for powering and providing water
Goldwater Institute says Pima County data center moratorium is illegal, facilities aren't a threat (opens the original)
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The Goldwater Institute, a conservative and libertarian public policy think tank, says Pima County’s four-month pause on data center development is illegal because it cannot prove data centers are an imminent threat. A Pima County supervisor says it does have proof and that its moratorium is written in accordance with state law. The Pima County Board of Supervisors passed the moratorium last week as the county is considering new zoning rules and health impacts surrounding data center development
Sen. Kelly proposes federal trust fund to shield workers from large-scale AI-related job losses (opens the original)
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As leaders of U.S. artificial intelligence firms continue to claim their technologies could overtake human labor and intelligence in a matter of years, Sen. Mark Kelly has proposed creating a federal trust fund to shield American workers from potential large-scale job losses. And he wants AI technology firms to pay for it. Kelly says the fund is designed to combat wealth inequalities between leaders of AI advancement and workers who may have their jobs replaced by technology. Kelly announced the
Last attempt at rehearing Project Blue's energy service agreement rests on Maricopa County judge (opens the original)
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A Maricopa County Superior Court judge heard another round of arguments on Sept. 24 for and against granting a rehearing of a 10-year energy service agreement between Tucson Electric Power and the large-scale Project Blue data center. Attorney General Kris Mayes sued to force the rehearing a month after the contract was approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission last December. In the rehearing request, Mayes argues the city of Tucson and others were denied due process and that cost-shifting
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