Alpharetta, GA — City Council Meeting & Public Hearing 9-14-2026
Official agenda item MP-26-13/CU-26-11 Royal 400 Data Center master plan amendment was deferred by staff and will not be considered at this meeting.
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Official agenda item MP-26-13/CU-26-11 Royal 400 Data Center master plan amendment was deferred by staff and will not be considered at this meeting.
Agenda item 20260880 addresses a BLW moratorium on data centers set to coincide with the City's moratorium expiring December 31, 2026.
Agenda proposes replacing 'Data Processing Facility' with 'Data Center' pending a forthcoming data center ordinance.
Commissioner Henry Mitchell III will host a Town Hall titled "Data Centers and Douglas County: Separating Fact from Fiction" on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, from 6-8 p.m. in Citizens Hall.
Official CivicClerk agenda item 27 proposes adopting a resolution extending a temporary moratorium on rezoning applications and permits for new data centers in unincorporated Cobb County.
Planning Department to discuss a temporary moratorium on data centers following multiple developer inquiries.
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