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Agenda amends Section 10.0 Definitions to insert a new definition for "Data Center" as a facility primarily designed or used to house computer servers and related IT infrastructure.
Agenda item directs a department to develop an RFP for a community impact study examining environmental, public health, utility/energy, and fire safety impacts of data centers, funded privately.
Official agenda includes Article 16 — Zoning Bylaw — Data Centers Zoning.
Agenda includes a proposed zoning ordinance amendment for a temporary moratorium on data centers.
Agenda item on zoning amendments adding definitions and use classifications for Data Centers and amending dimensional requirements in IA and IS districts.
Lowell City Council agenda includes Motion Response - Data Centers item with supporting documents for the Aug 25, 2026 meeting.
Agenda includes Zoning Bylaw Amendment adding new definition and use regulations for "Data Center".
Proposed zoning amendment to add a definition and regulations for data centers in industrial districts.
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