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Butler County, KS Board to Consider Data Center Zoning Rule Changes Oct. 13

The Butler County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to consider Resolution No. 26-40, which would add data center provisions to the county’s zoning code, during a meeting set for Oct. 13, 2026, in El Dorado, Kansas, according to the published agenda.

The agenda lists the measure as Item #1 under the title “Resolution No. 26-40 – Data Center Zoning Regulations.” According to the agenda record, Toby Stewart, the county’s Community Development Director, is scheduled to appear before the Board regarding the proposed additions to data center regulations.

The matter is relevant to Butler County residents because it concerns amendments to the zoning code that would establish or modify rules specifically governing data center development within the county, according to the agenda listing.

  • Meeting date: Oct. 13, 2026
  • Location: El Dorado, Kansas
  • Agenda item: Resolution No. 26-40 – Data Center Zoning Regulations
  • Presenter: Toby Stewart, Community Development Director
  • Public comments: None recorded prior to this agenda item, according to the published record

Under the published agenda, the Board is scheduled to take up the resolution during the Oct. 13 meeting. The full text of the proposed zoning changes was not included in the portion of the agenda record reviewed.

Residents seeking more information or wishing to comment can attend the Oct. 13, 2026 meeting in El Dorado, Kansas, or review the full agenda posted by Butler County at the official county government website.

Official source: the published record

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