The Brunswick Town Council is scheduled to consider setting a public hearing date on an extension of the town’s data center moratorium during its meeting on Nov. 2, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item, listed as “Set Public Hearing Data Center Moratorium Extension,” appears alongside a separate item to set a public hearing on zoning text amendments, according to the agenda document.
For Brunswick residents, the matter is relevant because it concerns whether the town will continue restricting data center development while officials determine longer-term zoning rules, according to the agenda record. The agenda does not specify the current terms of the moratorium, the proposed length of any extension, or the reasons cited for the action.
- Meeting date: Nov. 2, 2026, Town of Brunswick, Maine
- Agenda item 128: “Set Public Hearing Data Center Moratorium Extension”
- Supporting document: “128. DATA CENTER MORATORIUM EXT..PDF”
- Related item 127: “Set Public Hearing Zoning Text Amendments”
- Additional agenda item 129: “Appointments Committee”
According to the agenda, the council’s action at this meeting would be to set a date for a future public hearing on the moratorium extension, not to vote on the extension itself. The agenda does not include further detail on when that subsequent public hearing would occur.
Residents seeking more information or wishing to participate can access the full agenda and supporting documents through the Town of Brunswick’s online Agenda Center, according to the published record. Members of the public may attend the Nov. 2, 2026 meeting to observe the council’s consideration of this item.
Official source: the published record