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310 acres. One developer. Zero community input.The Community Consent Amendmentchanges that... and more.

Residents showed up. Council listened. Now we're making the protection permanent.

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A massive data-center project threatened Grove City. Residents showed up, and it was turned away.

A Texas data center development company called Headwaters sought to build a 300+ acre data center campus on Rensch Road, on property between Rensch Rd and Beatty Rd, between St Rt 62 and Neff Rd. Part of the property sits in Grove City and part in Pleasant Twp, and the proposal raised significant concerns among residents of Grove City, Jackson Township, and Pleasant Township. Residents organized, showed up to council, and that project was turned away. But nothing in current law would stop a similar project from coming back tomorrow — which is why we’re working to get the Community Consent Amendment written into the Charter, so residents always have a real say before a project like this can move forward again.

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Join us at the next council meeting.

Council meetings are open to the public. Residents have the right to speak on the record. Showing up matters; bring a neighbor.

July 20
Monday
2026
  • 4035 Broadway Grove City, OH
  • 7:00PM. Caucus at 6:30
Grove City meeting calendar →

Help fund signs, flyers & legal support.

We're raising money to print yard signs, distribute flyers, and retain legal counsel to protect Grove City residents' rights. Every dollar goes directly to the fight.

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