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Tuesday's election could be the deciding factor in what happens with the Bristow data center project.

Do Northern Virginians think data centers should be built near national parks? A National Parks Conservation Association poll says no.

The Prince William County Board of Supervisors has deferred the vote on a controversial plan to build massive data centers in Bristow to later this year.

The battle over the so-called "Devlin Technology Park" in Bristow, Virginia is heating up.

Behind the double doors at the Prince William County Administration Building are a number of residents asking the board of supervisors to say, “No to data centers.”

The Prince William County Board of Supervisors has scheduled a vote Tuesday on a controversial plan to build massive data centers in Bristow.

If it’s a day that ends in “Y”, then there’s a data center debate going on somewhere in Prince William County. 

Chair Ann Wheeler acknowledged that the Prince William Digital Gateway CPA review was "confusing" and announced a delay in bringing it to the Board of County Supervisors for a vote.

The contentious plan would open more than 2,100 acres to data center development, potentially rivaling neighboring Loudoun County.

The proposed "Devlin Technology Park," a project that would have allowed between seven and 11 new data centers to be built behind homes in Bristow, is on hold for now.