Indian Trail Council Meeting - Data Center Zoning Provisions
Agenda includes data center-related zoning items including site plan review violation holds and setback requirements for data centers.
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Agenda includes data center-related zoning items including site plan review violation holds and setback requirements for data centers.
Agenda item to discuss a temporary moratorium on AI data center applications.
City Council work session discussed community reactions to a proposed data center, including its impact on school funding via the composite index.
Official agenda includes proposed moratorium adopting a temporary halt (up to 365 days) on acceptance, review, or approval of development permits, rezoning, or site plans related to data centers, data processing facilities, or cryptocurrency mining operations.
Agenda item: Authorize the Mayor to send a letter expressing concerns over a potential data center project at the Ventura County Fairgrounds.
Forney City Council agenda includes vote on an ordinance amending zoning regulations for Data Center use, with supporting documents (Item Summary, Exhibit) and staff recommendation for approval.
Bridgewater Town Council voted 9-0 to advance Ordinance D-FY26-016, a zoning amendment addressing high-intensity data centers, following a joint public hearing on 8/5/26.
Agenda includes proposed ordinance amending land use regulations for Data Centers under Nye County Code.
Official agenda includes item on Data Center Regulations, alongside executive session deliberation on commercial/financial information from a business.
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 packet references establishing regulations for Data Centers as part of Master Plan amendments.
Agenda mentions discussion of a data center's negative impacts on environment and livestock, and Planning Commission's role in the FLUM process.
Agenda item 2026-6 amending Chapter 260, Zoning, Article II regarding Data Center Ordinance; committee discussion scheduled.
Agenda item establishes a framework governing the siting, construction, expansion, and operation of artificial intelligence and high-capacity data center facilities within Jackson County, Missouri.
Agenda references data center moratorium and regulations under legal services line items.
Agenda includes a vote to refer to the Planning Board a zoning amendment establishing a moratorium on large-scale data centers.
Official Town Meeting agenda includes zoning bylaw amendments adding a definition and use regulations for "Data Center" and rezoning parcels near 210 Boston Road.
Agenda includes a 'Data Center Draft Policy for Review' item for the Sep 10, 2026 Board of Supervisors meeting.
Agenda item 8: Data Center Development Regulations to be discussed with Planning and Development Services staff.
Agenda includes Ordinance 2026-74 extending the moratorium on acceptance of any zoning application for data centers within the City of Tallmadge.
Official agenda mentions data centers and AI as a political flash point during discussion of resiliency plans, stormwater management, and tree canopy.
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 establishes a regulatory framework governing siting, construction, expansion, and operation of AI and high-capacity data center facilities in Jackson County, Missouri.
Agenda includes continued discussion on data center policies and flock cameras.
Hearing continuance on proposed zoning ordinance amendment regulating data centers.
Agenda documents public comments from residents opposing a proposed data center at a City Commission meeting.
Agenda includes consideration of proposed Data Centers Ordinance 2026-118 amending Planning & Zoning Code sections to create regulations for data centers.
Agenda includes resolution seeking Council of Commissioners concurrence to direct the County Attorney to prepare a temporary moratorium on data center development approvals.
Official agenda includes discussion and possible action on land use regulations concerning data centers and NDA notification process.
First of two public hearings on Ordinance 3313, an ordinance adopting a temporary moratorium on large-scale data centers.
Official agenda includes Ordinance No. 863, proposing a temporary 12-month moratorium on data center applications, and Ordinance No. 864, proposing related zoning amendments to Chapter 28 of the Town Code.
Agenda includes budget line items for Data Center UPS battery replacement and server/storage upgrades.
Agenda includes motion to approve an Interim Ordinance establishing a moratorium on permitting data centers within Blue Earth County.
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 adoption of new Section 1123.02 "Definitions" adding the term "Data Center" to the Trotwood Code of Ordinances, and a motion to schedule a Public Hearing and authorize the Law Director to draft an…
New Haven Board of Alders agenda includes an ordinance establishing a temporary 12-month moratorium on data center development within the city.
Agenda item discusses data center developers requiring NDAs from staff or elected officials.
Agenda includes Ordinance No. 26 of 2026 amending Chapter 51 to prohibit data centers and high-intensity computational facilities in all zoning districts.
Discussion of procedures manual studies for data center projects outside the Technology Overlay District.
Agenda item discusses the data center issue at a Trenton, OH City Council meeting.
Agenda item 20260880 addresses a BLW moratorium on data centers set to coincide with the City's moratorium expiring December 31, 2026.
Official agenda includes hearing on surge in data center and high-density computing facility development applications across Tennessee driven by AI and cloud growth.
County Commissioner Greene reported the County Board adopted a twelve-month moratorium on data centers at its August 5, 2026 meeting.
Agenda for Eliot, ME meeting discusses a data center ordinance and a proposed 180-day moratorium on data centers pending state-level action.
Official agenda includes Article 16 — Zoning Bylaw — Data Centers Zoning.
Suffolk City Council agenda includes a motion for the Planning Commission to draft an amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance to prohibit data centers in all zoning districts.
Agenda mentions a presentation on data center development issues by MSU Extension Office with Q&A period.
Agenda includes proposed UZO amendment replacing prior large data center ordinance set to sunset.
Agenda for Cocoa, FL Planning & Zoning Board meeting references a data center discussion and staff plans to update City Council.
Agenda includes a proposed zoning ordinance amendment for a temporary moratorium on data centers.
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