Three days after receiving a directive from Oconee County Counci to pursue what’s believed to be a 7-employee a data center/office in Oconee the project moves forward, according to Scott Moulder. If it comes to be, County Administrator Moulder says, the employer would locate in Oconee somewhere other than the Echo Hills industrial park, which is currently being made pad-ready.As the result of yesterday’s County Council retreat and planning meeting, jobs remain the county’s number one priority.