At a glance
- Operator
- Jurisdiction
- Franklin Township, Indianapolis, Indiana
- Land
- About 468 acres of farmland (Proposal No. 306)
- Capacity
- Not stated
- Status
- Rezoning petition withdrawn Sept. 22, 2025; the group says Google may return
What the sources establish
- A Google attorney withdrew the rezoning petition for a proposed data center at a public hearing on Monday, Sept. 22, 2025. [1]
- Proposal No. 306 would have rezoned about 468 acres of farmland on Indianapolis's southeast side. [1]
- Hundreds attended the hearing, and the hearing room and two overflow rooms were full. [1]
- The community group Protect Franklin Township listed concerns about water and power use, flooding, possible tax exemptions, noise, construction and nondisclosure agreements. [1]
- The petitioner still needed to withdraw the proposal from the Metropolitan Development Commission; otherwise that hearing would move to Oct. 6. [1]
- Mayor Joe Hogsett said he respected Google's decision and that the city remains committed to attracting investment. [1]
Conflicts. The source does not name the project 'Project Flo', so this page does not use that name. The source does not say whether the Oct. 6 Metropolitan Development Commission hearing took place, or whether Google filed a new petition. The group's view that Google may return is an advocate's expectation.
Timeline
- Sept. 22, 2025 — Google withdraws the rezoning petition at the City-County Council hearing.
- Oct. 6, 2025 (scheduled) — Hearing before the Metropolitan Development Commission if the petition is not formally withdrawn there.
What this page does not establish
- Whether Google filed a new petition or returned to the site.
- Whether the Oct. 6 hearing was held or the withdrawal finalized.
- The planned data center size and power demand.
What to check next
- Metropolitan Development Commission records for Proposal No. 306.
- Marion County and Indianapolis council records.
- Any later Google filings for Franklin Township.