🟒 We won β€” Project Tango denied 5-1. Read more β†’
Data center complex adjacent to residential neighborhood
Arden Strong Coalition

Arden Strong

Protecting Our Community

Demanding Accountability for Project Tango

Over 2,400 families were sold homes without disclosure of an adjacent 3.69M sq ft industrial hyperscale AI data center. We are building a case, organizing our community, and pursuing every path to accountability.
Arden Strong is a community coalition website for Palm Beach County residents β€” sign the petition, follow case updates, and create a free member account to track your petition status and access shared resources.

By the Numbers

The Impact on Our Community

5

Builders Involved

Lennar, Kennedy Homes, Kenco Communities, Ryan Homes, GL Homes

2,400

Homes at Risk

Sold without disclosure of the adjacent industrial project

1,500 ft

From a School

Distance from the proposed facility to the nearest K–8 campus

3.69M

Sq Ft Proposed

Equivalent to 64 football fields of industrial infrastructure

New Β· Project Tango in Court

Two developers, one data-center site, one lawsuit

A plain-English case file on the new lawsuit over Project Tango's building capacity β€” who's suing whom, the timeline, the documents, and what's at stake for the community.

Our View on AI

We Support AI. We Oppose This Project.

As a coalition, we support artificial intelligence β€” built responsibly, in the right place, at the right scale. What we oppose is the destruction of our community’s water and resident well-being for a premature, oversized hyperscale AI data processing facility in Loxahatchee. We are fighting to stop this data center from both applicants β€” PBA Holdings and TPA Group β€” on every parcel of the Project Tango site.

Community Voices

What Our Neighbors Are Saying

We moved to Arden for the nature and tranquility. A 3.69 million square foot data center was never part of that vision. Our families deserve to know what's being built next door.

MS

Maria S.

Arden Resident

My children attend Saddle View Elementary, just 1,500 feet from the proposed site. No parent should have to worry about diesel fumes and industrial noise at their child's school.

JT

James T.

Parent & Homeowner

We were never told about this project when we bought our home. After years of silence, the community finally learned the truth β€” and we're not going to stay quiet.

PL

Patricia L.

Arden Resident Since 2019

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Strength in Numbers

We stopped Project Tango. Join the coalition to keep the pressure on through the county's data-center moratorium β€” first reading August 27, 2026.
Arden homeowners gathered at a town hall meeting organized by Sara Baxter
Arden residents at a community town hall.Photo: Joel Engelhardt / Stet

Timeline

How We Got Here

A decade-long timeline of approvals, omissions, and community action.

2015

Arden community approved by Palm Beach County (DOA-2015-02352)

2016

BCC rezones adjacent land to Economic Development Center; "data warehouse" approved

2017-24

2,400+ homes sold in Arden with no disclosure of industrial neighbor

2025

Reframed as "data processing center," expanded to 3.69M sq ft

Dec 2025

Commission hearing: 50+ residents speak, 7-0 postponement

Jul 2026

County Commission votes 5-1 to deny Project Tango

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Questions & Answers

Common questions about Project Tango, our coalition's efforts, and how you can help protect our community.
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