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Stockton city leaders have voted to remove data centers from their economic development plan following public concerns raised during a meeting. At the meeting, the city's economic development director presented a three-year action plan focused on supporting small businesses, revitalizing downtown, attracting employers, and expanding the city's tax base. The plan initially included a brief mention of data centers as a potential way to raise revenue. Following the presentation, several residents spoke out against the inclusion of data centers.
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Stockton city leaders have voted to remove data centers from their economic development plan following public concerns raised during a meeting. At the meeting, the city's economic development director presented a three-year action plan focused on supporting small businesses, revitalizing downtown, attracting employers, and expanding the city's tax base. The plan initially included a brief mention of data centers as a potential way to raise revenue. Following the presentation, several residents spoke out against the inclusion of data centers.
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