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Cloverleaf Infrastructure Troy campus (Troy, Madison County)

Stage under review

A temporary moratorium was adopted in March 2026; its later extension and present effect remain unconfirmed.

Troy, Illinois · Research checked Sep 2, 2026

Reported project facts

Reported; not independently confirmed by Radar. Source publication, retrieval and recheck dates: Not yet recorded.

Reported developer / operator
Cloverleaf Infrastructure
Location
Troy, Madison County, Illinois
Recorded stage
Stage under review

Known restriction: the council adopted a temporary data-center moratorium in March 2026. A later extension recommendation does not establish adoption or present effect; permanent project cancellation is not established.

This is the reported stage in the retained source material, not a new confirmation of present conditions. A proposal, permission, construction phase and operating milestone are different claims. Check later decisions, withdrawals and changes before acting.

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Follow-up opened Oct 10, 2026. The review did not resolve every question; the last completed research check is retained.

Research checked reflects the original workbook research. New source checks are recorded separately as they are completed.

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DOCUMENTED APPROVAL HISTORY

Documented approval history

These dated records describe decisions and procedural steps. A hearing or lawsuit does not, on its own, establish a delay or a change in project stage.

Council opposition and moratorium preparation recorded

Preparation recorded; later council action documented in this history.

Decision and source check

The mayor reported that no council members supported a data center in Troy. The city attorney was directed to prepare a moratorium for subsequent planning commission and council consideration. This meeting did not adopt the moratorium.

Event type
Council position
Deciding body
Troy City Council
Current disposition
Preparation recorded; later council action documented in this history.
Source last checked
Sep 6, 2026

Troy City Council minutes, page 1 (opens in a new tab)

Council adopts a temporary data-center moratorium, 6–0

Historical adoption confirmed; present effect and extension adoption not confirmed.

Decision and source check

The council approved Ordinance 2026-24 establishing a temporary moratorium on data centers in the City of Troy. The vote establishes a regulatory restriction, not permanent cancellation of every proposal or a restriction on neighboring jurisdictions.

Event type
Moratorium adopted
Deciding body
Troy City Council
Current disposition
Historical adoption confirmed; present effect and extension adoption not confirmed.
Source last checked
Sep 6, 2026

Troy City Council minutes, page 3 (opens in a new tab)

Related recorded stage: Moratorium adopted (March 16, 2026)

Staff recommends extending the moratorium

Recommendation recorded; adoption of an extension not confirmed.

Decision and source check

Planning commission minutes record a September 16, 2026 scheduled expiration and a staff recommendation for another six months. The recommendation does not establish adoption of an extension. Staff also reported that the city was not actively pursuing hyperscale development.

Event type
Extension recommended
Deciding body
Troy Planning Commission
Current disposition
Recommendation recorded; adoption of an extension not confirmed.
Source last checked
Sep 6, 2026

Troy Planning Commission minutes, page 1 (opens in a new tab)

Next

Check subsequent council action and the effective ordinance. Do not automatically mark the project active when the scheduled expiration date arrives.

Follow-up target: Sep 16, 2026

Research checks and project milestones are tracked separately. Dates reflect publicly documented milestones. Projects may progress between public updates. Historical check dates retain their original research provenance. Recorded stage is a snapshot, not a guarantee of completion. How we research.

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