Bessemer declines to vote on $14 billion data center
Bessemer’s planning and zoning commission on Tuesday declined to vote on a $14 billion data center project proposed by Logistics Land Investment. The plan would be to develop 700 acres into 18 data center buildings, but Tuesday’s meeting included people questioning noise, traffic and environmental impact of the project. – AL.com
New trail will connect sections of Birmingham
A new 4.5-mile trail will connect west Birmingham residents to Red Mountain Park, the High Ore Line Greenway and Birmingham CrossPlex. The purchase of an inactive rail line that will be transformed into the Valley Creek Rail-to-Trail is scheduled to be announced today by the Freshwater Land Trust, Congresswoman Terri Sewell, the city of Birmingham, Jefferson County Commission and CSX Transportation. – Bham Now
Southern Orthopaedic Surgeons opening complex in Millbrook
Southern Orthopaedic Surgeons plans to build a 31,000-square-foot medical complex in the 17 Springs marketplace in Millbrook. The complex will feature orthopedic and therapy services, a general urgent care clinic, family medicine clinic, lab services and more. – Elmore Autauga News
