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San Diego’s Congressional Delegation Moves to Block Manchester’s 400-Megawatt Data Center on Navy’s 70-Acre NAVWAR Campus

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San Diego Reps. Sara Jacobs, Scott Peters, Mike Levin and Juan Vargas plan legislation that would require local government sign-off before Manchester Financial Group could build a proposed 400-megawatt data center on the Navy's 70-acre Old Town campus, a site the city has no power to regulate.

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