Guaranteed tax revenue, river funding, affordable housing: What DeForest negotiated before a data center deal collapsed

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Earlier this year, the Madison suburb of DeForest abruptly rejected a $12 billion, 1,600-acre data center amid mounting public opposition.

In doing so, the village of 12,000 also turned down wide-ranging public benefits that some experts say could be a model for what communities can demand from hyperscale data center projects…

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