Tuttle Orchards, a family-friendly farm in Hancock County, is opposing a proposed data center that could be built next to their land. The farm, known for its award-winning apples and cider, has been a popular destination for school tours. The new data center, planned to be built on 775 acres, poses a threat to the farm’s atmosphere and business. Tuttle Orchards has asked the community to support them by signing a petition urging the county Planning Commission to reject the data center. The commission will hold a public hearing on May 27 to review the proposal. The company behind the data center has stated that they are working with Tuttle Orchards to address their concerns and be good neighbors to the surrounding community. The president of the Planning Commission is reviewing the plans and will decide whether to recommend, not recommend, or have no opinion on the project. The fate of the data center ultimately lies in the hands of the Hancock County commissioners. Tuttle Orchards is determined to preserve its family-friendly environment and protect its legacy that has been built over nearly a century.
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