The Clinton Town Mayor and Council are scheduled to hold a public hearing on Ordinance #2026-19, which would prohibit data centers in all zoning districts within the town, according to the published agenda for the Oct. 28, 2026 meeting.
The agenda item is listed as item 6, titled “Public Hearing of Ordinance #2026-19 Prohibiting Data Centers in All Zoning Districts Within the Town,” according to the official record. The hearing matters to residents because it concerns whether data center facilities would be permitted anywhere within town boundaries under local zoning rules.
The same agenda also includes other business items scheduled for consideration at the meeting, according to the published document.
- Meeting: Clinton Town Mayor and Council Agenda, Oct. 28, 2026
- Item 6: Public Hearing of Ordinance #2026-19 prohibiting data centers in all zoning districts within the town
- Item 7: Introduction of Ordinance #2026-20, amendments to the stormwater ordinance
- Item 8: Resolution #144-26, described in the agenda as an authorization item
- The agenda also references amending and replacing Section 88-59, entitled “Flood Damage Prevention”
According to the published agenda, the council is scheduled to hold the public hearing on Ordinance #2026-19 as part of the Oct. 28, 2026 meeting. The agenda does not specify an outcome of the hearing or any vote results, as the meeting has not yet occurred as of the publication of this article.
Residents can review the full agenda at the link provided by Clinton Town’s official website. Those wishing to participate in the public hearing on the data center ordinance can attend the Oct. 28, 2026 meeting in person, where public comment on the agenda item is expected to be part of the standard public hearing process, according to the structure of the published agenda.
Official source: the published record