Key facts
- A petition opposing a data center near the Nashville Zoo has garnered over 160,000 signatures.
- The proposed data center would be larger than a football field.
- Nashville residents and zoo officials have expressed concerns about the development.
- The mayor is considering the proposal.
A significant number of Nashville residents, exceeding 160,000, have signed a petition to oppose the construction of a large data center adjacent to the Nashville Zoo. The proposed facility is described as being larger than a football field, raising concerns among local residents and zoo officials about its potential impact on the area. Mayor John Cooper is currently reviewing the proposal and considering the community's objections.