The Hermantown City Council is scheduled to consider two resolutions related to the proposed Harmony Group Data Center Project at its meeting on Oct. 30, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda lists Resolution 2026-132, which would reject a citizen petition for an Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) for the project, and Resolution 2026-133, which would approve a special use permit for construction of a communication services facility, described as a data center. Both items are listed for motion and roll call vote.
According to the agenda, the two resolutions matter to residents because they address both the environmental review process for the proposed data center and the land-use approval needed for its construction. The EAW petition resolution concerns whether a formal environmental assessment will be required before the project proceeds, while the special use permit resolution concerns zoning approval for the facility itself.
- Meeting date: Oct. 30, 2026
- Location: Hermantown, Minnesota
- Agenda item 2026-132: Resolution rejecting a citizen petition for an Environmental Assessment Worksheet for the Harmony Group Data Center Project (motion, roll call)
- Agenda item 2026-133: Resolution approving a special use permit for construction of a communication services facility (data center)
- Source: Official CivicClerk meeting agenda for the Hermantown City Council
According to the published agenda, both resolutions are scheduled for a council vote via motion and roll call during the Oct. 30 meeting. The agenda does not include additional detail beyond the resolution titles and voting procedure.
Residents who wish to follow or participate in the discussion can attend the Oct. 30 Hermantown City Council meeting in person or review the full agenda and meeting materials through the city’s CivicClerk portal.
Official source: the published record