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Data center lawsuit could cost Inver Grove Heights taxpayers millions; path to avoid it moves forward
A lawsuit concerning a data center could cost Inver Grove Heights taxpayers millions, potentially leading to an increase in annual city taxes. The city council learned that avoiding the legal fight requires excluding Q’Levr from the one-year data center moratorium. Although the council voted to change the moratorium to exclude the company, final approval still awaits further readings and public hearings.
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