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San Antonio Considers New Rules As Data Center Development Grows

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Status

Reported, not yet confirmed

Independent sources

4

First seen

Oct 13, 11:06 PM CDT

updated Oct 16, 11:01 PM CDT

Topic

Local News

Reported by KSAT 12 (ABC), Deceleration and 2 others, not yet confirmed.

What Happened

The San Antonio City Council laid out options and debated how restrictively leaders should regulate the influx of future data center development, San Antonio Report and KENS reported.

Written by our system from the sources below (4), version 3, Oct 16, 11:58 PM CDT. Official warnings are never rewritten: they are quoted as issued.

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How It Unfolded

Oct 13, 11:21 PM CDT · first source seenOct 16, 11:07 AM CDT · published

Official Confirmation

No official source confirms this yet. It is reported, not confirmed.

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How We Decided

Oct 13, 11:27 PM CDTHeld: One source so far, and no official source confirms it yet.Oct 16, 11:07 AM CDTPublished: Two or more independent sources reported it.NextConfirmed when an official source agrees.