Yorkville Commission Rejects Green Door Capital's Data Center Rezoning Proposal
The Yorkville Planning and Zoning Commission has rejected Green Door Capital's rezoning proposal for a 91-acre site near Caledonia intended for a data center, which also included 39 acres for agricultural zoning. Residents expressed concerns about the impact on small businesses, and the commission determined the petition did not meet city standards. The decision will be forwarded to the Yorkville City Council, which has the authority to override the commission's recommendation.
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The Yorkville Planning and Zoning Commission voted against a rezoning request by Green Door Capital for 91 acres near Caledonia for a data center. The proposal also included 39 acres for agricultural zoning.
Residents opposed the data center, citing concerns for small businesses. The commission stated the petition did not meet city standards. The decision will proceed to the Yorkville City Council, which may override the commission's recommendation. The city has already approved or proposed thousands of acres for data center development.
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