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Mississippi's Development Authority describes a data-center incentive providing sales-and-use-tax relief for qualifying equipment and software. Its April 22, 2026 Corderill announcement documents use of that program for a particular development. Announced assistance and projected jobs do not establish an operating facility or realized public benefits.
The notice schedules November 9 at 9 a.m. in Jackson, with continuation after the November 10 regular board meeting if needed.
Notice publication date; occurrence and outcome are not established by the notice. At November 10 retrieval, no ruling appeared in the inspected notice or 2026 minutes index.
ECF 139 allows the NAACP claims to proceed, rejecting the mobile-source exception argument and constitutional objections at the pleading stage.
Not a final liability judgment, penalty award or shutdown order. The July state agreement cannot be presented as settling the federal case.
The Q3 filing reports August notices alleging land disturbance before permit coverage, with roughly $6.1 million preliminary claimed exposure across three sites and resolution discussions underway.
The date records disclosure of the notice; a final fine, settlement or payment has not been established. Stormwater compliance and turbine air permitting are separate regulatory processes.
The district court allowed United States intervention in the NAACP case and denied the rest of its amended motion.
ECF 135 addresses the government's motion, not final liability or the defendants' later dismissal decision.
Order 7739 26 lists 69 temporary turbines, unit-specific retirement dates, biweekly reporting and testing; it bars new temporary units after July 15.
The state parties agreed operation had not violated Mississippi air-permit requirements; the later federal opinion rejected the mobile-source defense at dismissal. The December 31 deadline applies to SMT-130 units; other dates vary. Actual retirement compliance was not audited.
The NAACP and its Mississippi conference sued X.AI Corp. and MZX Tech over alleged unpermitted gas-plant construction and operation.
Case 3:26-cv-00074; allegations are not adjudicated violations. The Tennessee compute site and Mississippi power site are distinct facilities.
Amazon increased its statewide data center plan, including new commitments in Madison and Hinds counties.
This cumulative plan includes earlier commitments. It is not an amount already spent or a new incremental amount.
Permit 0680-00119 authorizes construction of the specified air-emissions equipment at Stanton Road, with 41 stationary gas turbines.
This is generation infrastructure supplying compute; it is not IT capacity or full campus approval. Permanent equipment is distinct from temporary turbines involved in the federal suit.