A group of homeowners in Coweta County has come together to form an opposition group. The group, known as Stop Project Oak, is fighting against a proposed development in the area. The proposed development is a data center campus that would span 255 acres.
It is planned to be located near Walt Sanders Road in Coweta County. Further details about the proposed data center and the Stop Project Oak group's efforts can be found through local news sources, such as FOX 5 Atlanta.
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Coweta County homeowners formed "Stop Project Oak" to oppose a proposed 255-acre data center campus near Walt Sanders Road.
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