The Browncomn Board of Commissioners is scheduled to consider Ordinance No. 2026-3, an interim moratorium on data center development, during a public hearing at its board meeting on Nov. 17, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda, posted through the county’s CivicClerk system, shows the board is scheduled to recess its regular meeting to convene a public hearing on the item, listed as item 9 with an allotted time of five minutes. The matter falls under a hearing segment of the meeting rather than the standard new business portion.
For residents, the ordinance under consideration concerns a temporary halt to new data center development within the jurisdiction, as described in the agenda item title. The agenda does not specify the geographic scope, duration, or conditions of the proposed moratorium beyond its title as an “Interim Moratorium of Data Centers.”
The same meeting agenda lists several other items scheduled for consideration, including public health electronic payments, a Sheriff’s Office monthly activity report, and a drainage ditch repair item, according to the agenda document.
- Meeting: Browncomn Board of Commissioners, Nov. 17, 2026
- Agenda item 9: Ordinance No. 2026-3, Interim Moratorium of Data Centers, listed under a public hearing segment
- Allotted time per agenda: 5 minutes
- Other agenda items include Public Health Electronic Payments, Sheriff’s Office Monthly Report, and a Drainage Ditch Repair matter
- Source: CivicClerk meeting agenda document for Browncomn
According to the agenda, the board is scheduled to convene a public hearing on the ordinance before proceeding to other new business items. 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 Nov. 17, 2026 meeting in person or review the full agenda and any associated materials through the Browncomn CivicClerk portal. The published agenda does not specify additional public comment procedures beyond the scheduled public hearing on this item.
Official source: the published record