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The Greenleaf village board in Brown County, Wisconsin, approved a resolution giving residents control over data center projects. This resolution establishes that zoning changes for data centers can only occur if residents gather 15% of the signatures from the last gubernatorial election.

Community members expressed concerns about potential data center developments, emphasizing a desire for growth that aligns with local needs. While some residents welcomed the resolution, there were calls for stricter measures, such as a moratorium on data centers. In a related matter, the town of Wrightstown postponed a similar resolution discussion.