Create a new overlay district for Hyper Scale Centers. Your code does not cover them now in a way that keeps us safe. So……. 1. SB 180 (2025) Does Not Block This SB 180 (the hurricane-recovery bill) restricted local governments from adopting new moratoriums or more restrictive comprehensive-plan amendments / land-development regulations in a broad […]
In the Indiantown Community Facebook group, Tami Karol posted this just days ago after the Martin County Joint Meeting: “The tax revenue that a data center brings to an area is millions of dollars… everyone is saying it won’t bring jobs but it will bring 100+ jobs and at least 50 of those jobs will […]
The Village can (and is positioning to) approve it without a Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA) and without triggering any state coordinated review. It’s going the pure local route—pre-application → staff review → Planning, Zoning & Appeals Board (PZAB) hearing → Village Council approval via major site plan / development order (the Village’s version of a […]
RE: Opposition to Silver Fox 606 (2.2 Million sq ft Air-Cooled Hyperscale AI Data Center) Proposal – Significant Gaps, Procedural Deficiencies, and Inconsistency with Indiantown’s Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Regulations Dear Village Council Members, I write as a concerned resident of Martin County, Florida, to share detailed observations and concerns about the Village’s consideration […]
The FPL voluntary annexation in Indiantown, Florida, was a significant expansion approved in early 2026 to facilitate infrastructure and potential industrial development, including power-related projects. Key Details This annexation positions Indiantown as an emerging hub for energy-intensive development in the Upper East Coast area, tied closely to FPL’s grid enhancements. No full development plans for […]
LET US START WITH THE MAYOR, CARMINE DIPAOLO, ANGELINA PEREZ, AND PHYLLIS WATERS BROWN (This information is for informational use only, we make no inference to any wrong doing. We want you to make up your own mind) Obviously, correlation does not equal causation. I hate to speculate that this is on purpose. Let’s try […]
