A plot of land that had been deeded to a city with the stipulation it be turned into a public park is on track to be turned into an environment-destroying blight on the landscape after being sold to a data center developer. As reported by 404 Media, the City of Taylor, Texas, paid a paltry $10 in 1999 to accept a donation of almost 88 acres from the Bland family farm. According to documents reviewed by 404, the conditional language in the original deed granted the land to the "Texas Parks and Recreation Foundation, a Texas non-profit corporation, to be held in trust for future use as parkland by Williamson County, Texas." But in the years since, ownership of the property kept changing hands. In 2008, the city sold the land for $15,000 to the Taylor Economic Development Corporation (TEDC). It sat unused until last year, when the TEDC sold the plot to the company currently developing the data center, Blueprint, for a cool $10 million. T.me/ArtWithAim