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Ohio farmers fear new proposal would allow data centers to take property
Ohio farmers fear a proposal by the Ohio Business Roundtable to expand eminent domain laws could allow data centers and energy projects to take private property before owners receive payment. The Ohio Farm Bureau opposes the 'deposit and build' program, arguing it threatens property rights by enabling construction to begin before compensation is finalized through court appeals.
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