The Jerome City Council is scheduled to discuss a draft code addressing data centers during its meeting on Nov. 10, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item, listed as item 10, calls for discussion on draft code language specifically addressing data centers. The item follows an action item concerning the extension of a preliminary plat for the Hayboomer Subdivision, according to the agenda.
The discussion matters to residents because it concerns zoning language that would apply specifically to data center development within the city, according to the agenda record. The agenda does not specify further details of the draft code’s provisions.
- Meeting date: Nov. 10, 2026
- Location: Jerome, Idaho
- Agenda item 10: Discussion on draft code specifically addressing Data Centers
- Agenda item 9 (partial): Extension of a Preliminary Plat for Hayboomer Subdivision – action item
- Agenda item 11: Citizen Correspondence and Issues
- Agenda item 12: Consent Agenda – action item
According to the agenda, the data center code discussion is not listed as an action item, meaning the council is scheduled to consider the draft language rather than vote on it at this meeting. The agenda also includes a consent calendar described as consisting of items considered routine, as well as an opportunity for citizen correspondence and issues.
Residents can attend the Nov. 10, 2026, meeting in Jerome, Idaho, to observe the discussion. The full agenda is available through the city’s official agenda center for those seeking additional details or wishing to submit comments through the citizen correspondence process listed on the agenda.
Official source: the published record