Lawsuit over proposed Google data center raises property rights fight in Sand Springs

SAND SPRINGS, Okla. — A legal battle surrounding a proposed Google data center north of Sand Springs is raising a larger question about property rights: Can someone buy land without acquiring all of the rights to develop it?

Tulsa nonprofit Land Legacy said that’s exactly what happened with hundreds of acres included in the proposed data center site.

Land Legacy holds a conservation easement covering approximately 270 acres of property…

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