LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — A controversial proposal to build a data center in downtown Lansing may not pass the city council, as 6 News Investigates has learned that three council members are solid or likely no votes.
The $120 million project, which could generate millions in revenue for local governments, but would require the sale of underutilized city owned parking lots located at the intersections of Kalamazoo St., Cedar St., and Larch St., south of the Michigan Avenue.
To the east are small businesses and buildings. On the west is the Lansing Board of Water’s water treatment plant. A Wendy’s is located to the south…