Mendocino County — Board of Supervisors 2026-09-01
Board to consider a temporary moratorium on new data center uses in unincorporated Mendocino County.
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Board to consider a temporary moratorium on new data center uses in unincorporated Mendocino County.
Agenda discusses legislation extending tax credits for data centers' use of recycled water.
Agenda includes item referencing data center infrastructure as part of IT modernization to improve energy efficiency and reduce reliance on legacy hardware.
Agenda includes ordinance to add new use classification for data centers and prohibit the use citywide in all zones.
Special committee to study impacts of data center development in Sierra County; agenda includes continued discussion/action.
Agenda includes discussion/possible direction regarding potential impacts of data center development in Sierra County, with attached Data Center Discussion document.
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