> People believing they are entitled to dictate what other people do with their property, or believing they should have some say in the "character" of their nei

> People believing they are entitled to dictate what other people do with their property, or believing they should have some say in the "character" of their neighborhood So... iron smeltery next door for you then? Acid rain? Come on. There is reasonable concern for property rights and civil coexistence and then there's Randian Libertarian Claptrap, and you've hopped right into the deep end. YES, government has a clear and obvious interest, as a matter of principle, in the regulation of land use and development. This doesn't change just because you think the government made a wrong decision in a particular instance. The solution is to fix the government. Go vote for datacenter candidates. Seems like no one else is.