Broward County Commission — 2026-10-20
Agenda item directs County Attorney to draft ordinance for a one-year moratorium on large-scale data centers in unincorporated Broward County.
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Agenda item directs County Attorney to draft ordinance for a one-year moratorium on large-scale data centers in unincorporated Broward County.
Agenda includes directing the manager to prepare an ordinance imposing a 6-month moratorium on data centers exceeding 20 megawatts within the borough.
Littleton City Council agenda includes first reading of an ordinance establishing a temporary moratorium on acceptance, processing, and approval of data center applications, directing staff to study land use regulations.
Agenda includes a resolution to amend Blount County zoning regulations establishing a temporary moratorium on advanced computing and data center development pending an impact study.
Board of Supervisors Public Hearing on Ordinance No. 552, a Data Center Ordinance defining use classification and conditional use requirements for data centers.
Agenda includes a framework governing siting, construction, expansion, and operation of AI and high-capacity data center facilities in Jackson County, Missouri.
Commissioners Court agenda includes discussion and possible action regarding data center development and operations in Harris County, including the County's existing authority and oversight.
Public hearing to consider a proposed 180-day moratorium on development approvals for new or expanded data centers, with potential exemptions.
Board to vote on ordinance imposing a moratorium on large-scale data center applications.
Official Legistar agenda for Dane County's Advisory Committee on Data Centers meeting scheduled Oct 13, 2026.
Official agenda item: presentation and discussion on data centers and their impacts at Cobb County Board of Commissioners meeting.
Woodburn City Council agenda for Oct 12, 2026 includes data center-related moratorium discussion, following a Sept 14, 2026 public hearing on a proposed moratorium on data center development and construction.
County Legislature agenda addresses a regulatory framework for siting and operation of AI and high-capacity data center facilities.
Official agenda mentions: Data Center, hyperscale. Safeguarding Public and Environmental Health from Data Centers – Recommendation as submitted by Supervisor Solis to instruct the Director of Regional Planning to initiate review in coordination with Public Health.
Board agenda item extending a temporary moratorium on new data center uses in unincorporated Mendocino County by 22 months and 15 days.
Agenda item to approve a single source/piggyback renewal of $140,092 for Disaster Recovery Data Center Funding.
Board to adopt a 45-day interim urgency moratorium ordinance on accepting data center permit applications in unincorporated Humboldt County.
Official agenda mentions: Data Center, data center. Awarded to Juniper Networks (US), Inc., c/o MGT Impact Solutions, LLC: Amount Not To Exceed: $380,62
Agenda includes discussion of a Data Center Ordinance regarding historical, scenic, or cultural review.
Public hearing on an ordinance establishing a zoning text amendment for data centers and power generating facilities.
Agenda includes approval of a single source/piggyback renewal for disaster recovery data center funding.
Commissioner Mayfield noted Flock cameras and data centers have been hot topics in the media, calling them quality-of-life issues.
Agenda mentions: Data Center. Review of Current Zoning Ordinance Regulations for Data Centers - Jonas Hill.
Legislature agenda item establishing a framework governing siting, construction, expansion, and operation of AI and high-capacity data center facilities in Jackson County, Missouri.
Committee agenda addresses causes of utility rate increases for residents, including the role of data centers in neighboring communities and requests for additional customer protections.
Official agenda includes ordinance on Amendments or Other City Approvals for the Construction, Establishment, Expansion, or Intensification of Data Centers, Data Center Facilities, Large-Scale Data Centers, and Large Load Customer Facilities Within the Municipal Limits of…
Official agenda includes proposed framework governing siting, construction, expansion, and operation of AI and high-capacity data center facilities in Jackson County, Missouri.
Agenda item to discuss a temporary moratorium on AI data center applications.
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.
Official agenda includes item on Data Center Regulations, alongside executive session deliberation on commercial/financial information from a business.
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 includes a vote to refer to the Planning Board a zoning amendment establishing a moratorium on large-scale data centers.
Agenda item establishes a regulatory framework governing siting, construction, expansion, and operation of AI and high-capacity data center facilities in Jackson County, Missouri.
Official agenda includes discussion and possible action on land use regulations concerning data centers and NDA notification process.
Agenda includes proposed UZO amendment replacing prior large data center ordinance set to sunset.
Board to consider a temporary moratorium on new data center uses in unincorporated Mendocino County.
City Commission Special Meeting agenda includes a Data Center Moratorium Ordinance with public comment on August 31, 2026.
Agenda includes proposed framework governing siting, construction, expansion, and operation of AI and high-capacity data center facilities in Jackson County, Missouri, addressing public infrastructure and utility impacts.
Official agenda mentions a Data Center: item concerning Gross Receipts Tax for increasing required power supply at the Remote Disaster Recovery Site and Data Center with Telecommunication Interconnection.
Official agenda includes executive session item on Data Center Regulations among other legal matters.
Agenda includes a framework governing the siting, construction, expansion, and operation of artificial intelligence and high-capacity data center facilities within Jackson County, Missouri.
Agenda item establishes a framework governing siting, construction, expansion, and operation of AI and high-capacity data center facilities within Jackson County, Missouri.
Agenda item affirms the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District has no existing or planned agreements relating to data center development on District-owned property.
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.
Official agenda includes ordinance establishing a temporary twelve-month moratorium on data center development in New Haven, submitted by Alder Richard Furlow.
Official agenda includes 'Data Center Moratorium' under Finance & Personnel Committee for the Athens, OH City Council Regular Session.
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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