What changed in data centers this week.
Atlas research for the week of October 26, 2026, through October 29, 2026. Source review dates and physical events keep their separate meanings.
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Counts describe this research collection. A label review is not a physical transition, an added record is not a new building, and a scheduled date does not establish that an event happened. Method and source rules.
Scheduled dates ahead.
Grove City Community Consent Amendment Issue 28 vote. Scheduled November 3, 2026.
The original City Issue 28 page schedules a November 3 general election vote and signed Resolution CR 32 26 explicitly identifies November 3, 2026. The proposed charter amendment covers development thresholds and certain changes to existing properties, including uses beyond data centers. The City electorate is the voting jurisdiction; the resolution identifies Franklin County for its issuing government. Council opposition and its September 3 resolution do not constitute voter approval of the amendment. No polling clock, venue, result or individual project permission is inferred.
Hubbard ballot vote on proposed data center ban. Scheduled November 3, 2026.
The County Board of Elections notice lists a proposed City of Hubbard ordinance asking voters to approve or reject a ban on data centers within City limits. This is a scheduled ballot vote, not an adopted ban, confirmed result or individual project cancellation.
Only matched, sourced records are shown. Missing documentation is not proof of no projects, concerns, hearings or local restrictions. Dates in the original sources can precede the Atlas check.
Updated . What changed: Dated page documentation. Individual source dates remain with the evidence.