Westlake Town Council to Vote on New Data Center Development Amid Resident Concerns
The Westlake Town Council is set to vote on a development agreement for a new data center located off Highway 377 near Keller. The project faces opposition from nearby residents concerned about noise, utility, and property impacts.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, August 17, 2026 —
The Westlake Town Council is scheduled to hold a vote on a proposed development agreement for a new data center. The facility is planned for a location off Highway 377, in proximity to the city of Keller.
The project has encountered opposition from some residents living near the proposed site. Concerns raised by these community members primarily focus on potential impacts related to noise, utility demands, and effects on property values.
Details regarding the specific nature of the data center’s operations, the projected timeline for construction, and the extent of the utility requirements were not immediately available. Similarly, the specific concerns about noise levels and the potential impact on property values have not been detailed beyond general categories.
The town council’s vote will determine the future of the development agreement and, consequently, the progression of the data center project. Further information regarding the council’s deliberation and the outcome of the vote is anticipated.
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