The Brunswick Town Council has scheduled a public hearing for Nov. 16, 2026, to consider an extension of the town’s data center moratorium, according to the published agenda. The same meeting agenda also includes a public hearing on zoning text amendments.
The hearing matters to residents because it concerns whether Brunswick will extend restrictions on data center development within the town, according to the agenda. The agenda item is listed alongside a separate zoning text amendment hearing, indicating the council is addressing related land-use matters at the same session.
According to the published agenda, the meeting includes the following items:
- Agenda item 130: Public Hearing on Zoning Text Amendments, with supporting document “PH ZONING TEXT AMENDMENTS.PDF”
- Agenda item 131: Public Hearing on Data Center Moratorium Extension, with supporting document “PH DATA CENTER MORATORIUM EXTENSION.PDF”
- Agenda item 132: Setting a Public Hearing on Shellfishing Ordinance Amendments
The Town Council is scheduled to consider the data center moratorium extension during the Nov. 16, 2026 meeting, according to the agenda. The agenda does not specify the current terms or duration of the existing moratorium, nor does it detail the proposed length of any extension.
Residents who wish to engage with this process can attend the Nov. 16, 2026 council meeting in Brunswick, Maine, where the public hearing on the data center moratorium extension is scheduled to take place, according to the official agenda posted by the town.
Official source: the published record