INDIANAPOLIS — Google's plan to put a massive data center on property on the east side is now officially off the table.

Representatives for the company formally withdrew the petition Wednesday.

Announcement of the change in plans first came last week , just ahead of a critical vote by the Indianapolis City-County Council.

The company could re-petition for the rezoning after three months. That clock started Wednesday. After the three-month timeout, any entity can issue a new zoning request with the city.

The rezoning plan, known as codename "Project Flo," would have converted nearly 470 acres of farmland into a data center campus. Supporters saw billions in investment, jobs and tax relief for township schools. People against the project cited not enough jobs, power and water strain and

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