Bonita Springs Residents Voice Concerns Over Data Center Zoning

June 18, 2026

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Residents of Bonita Springs, Florida, are raising concerns about zoning for a proposed data center near Barefoot Beach. The local mayor is defending the project amidst community apprehension, highlighting the importance of balancing development with resident interests. This situation underscores the growing tension between infrastructure development and community impact.

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