The Brevard Planning Board is scheduled to consider a zoning table that lists data centers among land-use categories during a meeting on Oct. 27, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the city’s CivicClerk portal.
The agenda extract shows a use-category table listing various activities alongside permit designations, including “Data centers” listed near categories such as “Research and Development,” “Media Production,” “All heavy manufacturing activities,” “Metal Products Fabrication, Machine or Welding Shop,” and “All storage and disposal uses.” The table includes a “SUP” designation, which appears next to the Metal Products Fabrication entry in the excerpted document, indicating a Special Use Permit category within the zoning framework under review.
This matters to Brevard residents because the zoning table under consideration would establish how data centers and other industrial or commercial uses are classified and permitted within the city, according to the agenda document. The specific permit requirements or zoning districts affected by the data center listing are not detailed in the excerpted evidence.
- Meeting: Brevard Planning Board
- Date: Oct. 27, 2026
- Location/Jurisdiction: Brevard, NC
- Agenda item: Zoning use table listing “Data centers” alongside other use categories
- Source: Agenda document via Brevard’s CivicClerk portal
The matter is scheduled to appear before the Planning Board at its Oct. 27, 2026 meeting, according to the agenda. No vote outcome or further procedural steps beyond this meeting date are specified in the available record.
Residents seeking to review the full agenda or attend the meeting can access the official document through the city’s CivicClerk portal. Members of the public may attend the Oct. 27 meeting to learn more about the proposed zoning table and any opportunities for public comment, as outlined in the official meeting materials.
Official source: the published record