A Texas-based developer is no longer pursuing a data center project in a rural Brown County village after the project faced pushback from the community.
In recent weeks, residents in the village of Greenleaf reported receiving offers to purchase their property ranging from $50,000 to $120,000 per acre from a Delaware-based limited liability company.
The purchase offers were made by Bear Creek DevCo LLC, a Delaware limited liability company. The principal address for the LLC matches that of Houston-based Cloverleaf Infrastructure, which was initially involved with development of a large data center in Port Washington that has drawn strong community opposition…