Jesse Brooks, a Fayetteville resident who attended the meeting to oppose additional data center development, said the meeting drew a large and diverse crowd. Conceptual data center plan denied on separate propertyPublic opposition was focused on a separate agenda item involving CHI/Acquisitions, LP, which presented a conceptual site plan and building elevations for a proposed data center on another Highway 85 North parcel. “Each comment was unanimous against the data center and every speaker got a round of applause (except the developers),” Brooks said. After public comment, Planning and Zoning Commission member Chris Key made a motion to deny the conceptual data center plan, which passed. Under city procedure, developers typically have 10 days to appeal Planning and Zoning Commission decisions to the Fayetteville City Council, which has final authority on rezoning and development matters.