The Brighton City Council is scheduled to consider an amended data center moratorium ordinance at its meeting on Oct. 20, 2026, according to the published agenda posted by the City of Brighton, Colorado.
The agenda item addresses approval of any applications to the city for permits, licenses, zoning, or other land use where a data center is a proposed use or purpose. An attachment titled “ORD Data Center Moratorium amended10-6-26” is included with the agenda item, according to the official record.
The matter is listed under the council’s business items, with resolutions, utilities business items, and general business also appearing on the agenda, according to the published document. The agenda does not specify additional details about the moratorium’s duration, scope, or prior council action beyond the amended ordinance attachment.
- Meeting: Brighton City Council, Oct. 20, 2026
- Agenda item: Approval of applications for permits, licenses, zoning, or land use where a data center is a proposed use
- Attachment: ORD Data Center Moratorium amended10-6-26
- Other agenda sections: Resolutions, Utilities Business Items, General Business
According to the published agenda, the council is scheduled to take up the item as part of its regular meeting proceedings. The agenda does not indicate the outcome of any vote, as the meeting has not yet occurred as of this report.
Residents seeking to engage with the process can attend the Oct. 20, 2026 Brighton City Council meeting. The full agenda and related attachments are available through the City of Brighton’s official AgendaCenter page.
Official source: the published record