Everything going on surrounding Data Centers in Findlay/Hancock Co has me very concerned. Yes I have concerns about Data Centers but the BIGGER CONCERN for me is the continued bulldozing over citizens in an aggressive way. It makes No Sense and sends up way too many red flags leading to only one conclusion…. Folks we aren’t prepared (example - do we have fire departments that could handle a major situation on nearly 200 acres) and there are many health concerns that could impact t our residents building a HYPER SCALE DATA CENTER in our community.

I am for a reasonable and rational zoning code addressing data centers in our area but we are not there yet. We need to work together for the citizens first - not developers.

I understand politics from both sides of the fence because I served for 10 years as an elected official and in my previous employment.

Folks we went through the Republican Dark money scheme that Jon Cross was tied to (and the fact he is closely tied to OnSite and is lobbying for them is a red flag)

We have seen things that Lydia Mihalik has done when mayor (and now she is tied to pushing data centers and serving on Ohio Power Siting Board).

We are now seeing the actions of Christina Muryn when it comes to zoning legislation on data centers.

We have been seeing the actions of our local PRIVATE Economic Development bringing our community low paying jobs, marketing for AEP over Hancock Wood and pushing hard for Data Centers. (Recently it was shared with me that the board voted to endorse the data center - why? Is the board invested…)

We have seen local business people like Dave Glass, Mary Brth Hammond and Tom Lause set the table to get council members elected who vote in favor of what they want. Recently over the last month we had 2 prominent business owners show up to Allen township pushing / lobbying for the Data Center OnSite Partners when they don’t even live in the township.

The QUESTION IS WHY …. Why do you think this happening?

Attached is a very good article worth reading and sharing. Folks IT IS TIME FOR FINDLAY AND COUNTY RESIDENTS TO STAND TOGETHER to find the right way to move our community forward. Article in comments

When I was growing up, I assumed the people running Washington were the smartest people in the country.

Top schools. Fancy titles. Big offices. Surely they knew what they were doing.

How wrong we were.

Turns out, it's a clown show. And the proof is the $40 trillion debt hanging over every American family.

Here's what drives me crazy. The fix isn't complicated. It isn't some secret formula only economists understand.

Spend less than you take in.

That's it. A second grader can figure it out, which is exactly the point of this cartoon.

Every family in America lives by that rule. If you bring home $5,000 a month, you don't spend $6,500 and put the rest on a credit card forever. Eventually the bank comes calling. So you cut back. You skip the vacation. You make hard choices.

Washington never makes hard choices.

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We understand it just fine.

Cut the nonsense. Cut the fraud. Cut the waste. Stop treating the taxpayer like a bottomless ATM.

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The problem isn't that the answer is hard. The problem is that the people in charge don't want to hear it. Every dollar they spend buys them a vote, a donor, or a headline.

So the little girl in the cartoon gets it, and the man in the suit doesn't.

That tells you everything you need to know about Washington.

Every family knows you can't spend more than you make. Why can't Washington figure it out?

‼️ Huge! Vivek to partner w/VP Vance’s Anti-Fraud Task Force to review Ohio government programs for Medicaid fraud and launch a program review of his own for public employment reliance on foreign visas like H1B for a combined federal-state approach to protecting the American workers.

Why does Matt Cordinnier doubt there will be any size limits added to the code? Has OnSite told them not to include it? Has Findlay city council agreed to this?

At the Allen Township meeting Tuesday night, it was asked how Findlay’s proposed zoning code compared with the Allen Twp zoning code. They are similar but Findlay’s code does not include a megawatt limit or an acreage limit.Allen Twp included a 10mw limit. That stops a hyper-scale data center from being built. It would seem that these are important additions to keep Findlay from attaining a hyper-scale data center.

The developer wants NO LIMITS ON SIZE OR ACREAGE. Findlay, this means Allen Twp or Findlay is getting a hyper-scale data center. This is not what residents want. Only investors want this monstrosity. They are trying to tell you it’s for the kids.

They are going to tell you if you don’t want a giant data center, then you don’t care about the kids. They don’t care about your homes, property values, or health. They don’t care about job growth because few jobs come with this plan. They don’t care that technology will eventually leave us with a cement shell.

Don’t fall for it. The investors and developers are pushing hard to shame you into this project.

The Ohio Register gives update and history of the Allen Twp / Findlay data center situation. Seems like local governments have abandoned constituents for fear of legal threats.

You have to admit their game is sharp enough to beat residents and leave local governments scrambling for the money.

https://www.theohioregister.com/border-war-how-a-data-center-developer-divided-an-ohio-community-and-its-leaders/

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