The Jurupa Valley City Council is scheduled to consider policy direction on a proposed moratorium on data center land uses at its meeting on Nov. 5, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The item, listed under Council Business as Item 18.A, was removed from the consent calendar, meaning it will be discussed separately rather than approved as part of a routine bundled vote, according to the agenda.
According to the agenda, the requested action is for the City Council to “receive and file the report and provide policy directions on the proposed moratorium” regarding data center land uses. The agenda lists no public hearings scheduled for this meeting.
For residents, the item matters because it concerns how the city may regulate or pause future data center development within its jurisdiction, a land use question that can affect zoning, infrastructure planning, and nearby properties.
- Meeting date: Nov. 5, 2026
- Location: Jurupa Valley, CA
- Agenda item: 18.A — Policy Direction Regarding Data Center Land Uses
- Action requested: Council to receive and file the report and provide policy direction on a proposed moratorium
- Public hearings: None listed on this agenda
- Item status: Removed from the consent calendar for individual discussion
Following the discussion, the council is expected to provide direction to city staff on how to proceed regarding the proposed moratorium, according to the agenda. The agenda does not specify further procedural steps beyond this policy direction item.
Residents can review the full agenda packet and attend the Nov. 5, 2026 meeting in person to observe the discussion or provide public comment, according to the published agenda posted by the City of Jurupa Valley.
Official source: the published record