Logistix Realty Frankfort data center campus (Clinton County)
A developer's plan for a 300 MW campus of more than $10 billion beside I-65 at Frankfort was pulled from the city process in 2025 and denied by Clinton County commissioners in January 2026. Also known as: Logix Realty LLC petition, Data One rezoning.
Who is behind it
The record, newest first
County commissioners deny the rezoning of about 715 acres from agricultural to light industrial by a 3-0 vote. (Clinton County Today, Jan. 20, 2026; Frankfort Times, Jan. 2026)
The Clinton County Area Plan Commission gives the rezoning a favorable recommendation. (Clinton County Today, Jan. 20, 2026)
IBJ reports the plan: 718 acres, about 7 million square feet, up to 350 permanent jobs and no signed end user. (Inside INdiana Business / IBJ, July 17, 2025)
The developer withdraws its request to the city for rezoning before a July 23 plan commission hearing and says it will go to county authorities instead. (Data Center Dynamics, July 2025)
The Frankfort Utility Service Board approves a non-binding letter offering up to 300 MW, valid for three years and conditional on the customer paying all costs. (Clinton County Today, July 19, 2025)
Conflicts and open questions
- Acreage differs by source and stage: 714.55 acres (Clinton County Today), about 715 (Frankfort Times), 718 (IBJ, July 2025), 833 (Data Center Dynamics).
- Clinton County Today names the petitioner as Logix Reality LLC, Data Center Dynamics as Logix Realty LLC, a Logistix affiliate, and the Frankfort Times names the developer as Data One. How Data One relates to Logistix was not established. The link from the January 2026 denial to Logistix rests on the Logix petitioner name and the acreage.
- Data Center Dynamics' piece and the Frankfort Times piece show no date on the copies opened, so their dates are approximate.
The full record
- Status note
- County commissioners denied the rezoning 3-0 on Jan. 20, 2026, and Clinton County Today and the Frankfort Times report a 12-month wait before the same or a substantially similar request can return.
- Power note
- Up to 300 MW is the capacity in a non-binding will-serve letter approved by the Frankfort utility board and the figure the developer gave IBJ.
- Evidence
- News reports; primary records not yet obtained
- Size class
- 50 MW or more (tracker scope)