The Brief
- Loudoun County supervisors debated changing approval and grandfathering rules for data centers.
- The county attorney warned that eliminating grandfathering protections could trigger $60 million in lawsuits.
- Board members tabled the data center proposal and an outside auditor motion for a future meeting.
LEESBURG, Va. – A major debate took place in Loudoun County Tuesday night over how data center developments are approved, though no final action was taken.
What we know:
The discussion centered on whether the Loudoun Board of Supervisors should change existing grandfathering rules for data center projects.…