Court fight begins over Cave City data center moratorium
The dispute stems from a series of zoning discussions this spring over how data centers should be regulated within city limits.
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The dispute stems from a series of zoning discussions this spring over how data centers should be regulated within city limits.
The increase raises undergraduate tuition by $204 per semester, bringing the cost to $6,240 for the upcoming academic year.
The unit, a Sunseeker 1950LE, is expected to begin operating by mid-June.
Admission is free, though donations are appreciated. Proceeds will go toward upgrades around the Glasgow Public Square, where the show is held each year.
Sadek is scheduled to appear in court for arraignment June 22.
Meetings are scheduled for the Glasgow Independent Schools Board of Education, and city councils in Glasgow and Cave City.
Amye Bensenhaver warns that recent legislative changes and a Kentucky Supreme Court ruling are weakening Kentucky’s Open Records Act by expanding secrecy around law enforcement records and allowing public business on private devices, reducing government transparency and accountability.
He said both the state and local governments have “dropped the ball” by not being transparent with the public as they were learning more about these data center developments.
ARC said in a statement Thursday that Robinson is stepping down as CEO immediately and Cassandra Webb will serve as interim CEO in addition to her position as president & chief operating officer.