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Judge Halts Westlake’s Circle T Data Center Vote as Keller Residents Sue Over 88-Acre Project

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A Tarrant County judge issued a temporary restraining order barring the Town of Westlake from voting on a development agreement for the four-building Circle T Data Center, forcing the Town Council to table the item hours later as a lawsuit from neighboring Keller homeowners plays out.

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