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Not at all surprising. Lafayette & Bloomington are bastions of hard core lefties who oppose just about everything. Major manufacturers would be best served to look elsewhere in the state for locations for their facilities.
And this would have been welcomed in Carmel, Westfield, or Fishers?!? I suspect those monied classes would have hired lawyers to tie this up for years.
I don’t know all of the details, but sometimes the wrong spit is the wrong spot, especially if heavy industry is going in next to residential.