Keller, Westlake and the Circle T campus owner have settled the lawsuit over PowerHouse's planned data center on the cities' shared border, agreeing to enforceable noise limits, three years of quarterly noise monitoring, landscaping and emissions controls, and clearing the way for Westlake's council to vote Nov. 12 on the development agreement behind the first $83 million building.
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