The Isle of Wight County Planning Commission is scheduled to consider proposed data center zoning ordinance requirements at a public meeting on Nov. 10, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the county’s CivicClerk portal.
The agenda lists the discussion under the Planning Director’s Report section of New Business, alongside a separate agenda item referencing tax map parcel number 23G-02-008. The agenda does not specify further details about the content of the proposed zoning requirements or the nature of the parcel item.
For residents, the meeting matters because zoning ordinance changes can affect how and where data center facilities may be developed within the county, according to the agenda structure, which places the data center discussion under the Planning Director’s Report before the meeting moves into a closed session.
- Meeting date: Nov. 10, 2026
- Body: Isle of Wight County Planning Commission
- Agenda item: “Proposed Data Center Zoning Ordinance Requirements Discussion”
- Related parcel reference: tax map number 23G-02-008
- Agenda sequence: County Attorney’s Report, Planning Director’s Report (including the data center item), followed by Closed Meeting and Adjournment
According to the published agenda, the Planning Commission will hold the discussion as part of its regular New Business proceedings before entering a closed meeting session. No vote outcome or further procedural steps beyond the agenda listing are specified in the record.
Residents seeking to engage with the process can attend the Nov. 10, 2026 meeting in person or review the full agenda and associated meeting materials through the Isle of Wight County CivicClerk portal, where the official agenda document is posted.
Official source: the published record