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A group of St. Charles residents started the process to recall Dan Borgmeyer on Wednesday. He says their accusations are unfounded.
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Once the group receives its petition documents, it has six months to collect about 10,000 signatures for the recall to get on a ballot.
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In a new memo, a St. Louis official proposed a temporary ban on new data centers, much like one that was recently enacted in St. Charles.
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St. Charles officials signed nondisclosure agreements as they considered a proposed data center project in their city. The agreements were with a company with links to Google.
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After a proposed data center spurred public outrage in recent weeks, the St. Charles City Council held a special session to put in place a moratorium on data center applications.
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The developer has withdrawn an application for a permit for the data center because of public opposition, according to St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer.
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The secretive plans for a new 440-acre data center have attracted strong opposition from St. Charles residents.
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