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Jacksoncoil Committee to Weigh Data Center Historical Review Commission Nov. 10

The Jacksoncoil Legislative and Public Safety Committee is scheduled to meet Nov. 10, 2026, with an agenda item addressing a proposed data center ordinance that would establish a commission to review sites for historical, scenic or cultural significance, according to the published agenda.

The agenda, identified as item 2026-842 and listed as agenda item XIV, is titled “Discussion of Data Center Ordinance Regarding a Commission to Review for Historical, Scenic, or Cultural Significance,” according to the posted agenda document. The matter concerns potential oversight of data center development sites within the jurisdiction.

According to the agenda record, committee member Presley addressed the committee regarding the item, with the available text noting Presley “spoke to the committee that, with their approval.” The full content of those remarks is not included in the published excerpt.

The agenda record also includes a roll call vote tally reading: YES (6) Svanda, Mueller, Miller, Lister, Knust, Presley; ABSENT (1) Snyder. The agenda does not specify which agenda item this roll call corresponds to.

  • Meeting: Jacksoncoil Legislative and Public Safety Committee
  • Date: Nov. 10, 2026
  • Agenda item: 2026-842, item XIV
  • Subject: Proposed commission to review data center sites for historical, scenic, or cultural significance
  • Roll call recorded in agenda: YES (6) Svanda, Mueller, Miller, Lister, Knust, Presley; ABSENT (1) Snyder

The committee is scheduled to take up the discussion item as part of its Nov. 10 meeting agenda, according to the published record. The agenda does not indicate whether a formal vote on the ordinance itself is scheduled for this meeting.

Residents seeking more information or wishing to comment on the proposal can consult the full agenda and meeting materials via Jacksoncoil’s CivicClerk portal and may attend the Nov. 10 committee meeting in person.

Official source: the published record

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