The Lino Lakes City Council is scheduled to consider a review of current land use regulations related to data centers during a Work Session and Regular Meeting on Oct. 12, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the city’s CivicClerk portal.
According to the agenda, item 4 under the work session is listed as “DATA CENTERS – REVIEW CURRENT LAND USE REGULATIONS.” The agenda document states that the Community Development Director provided an overview of the definition of a data center. The agenda also references a separate development project that “would require a rezone to PUD (Planned Unit Development),” according to the posted materials.
The agenda item matters to residents because it concerns how the city regulates land use for data center development, including the city’s process for Planned Unit Development rezoning, according to the published record.
- Meeting date: Oct. 12, 2026
- Meeting type: City Council Work Session and Regular Meeting
- Location/body: Lino Lakes, Minnesota City Council
- Agenda item: Data Centers – Review Current Land Use Regulations
- Related reference: A development project noted in the agenda would require a rezone to PUD (Planned Unit Development)
- Agenda source: Posted via the city’s CivicClerk portal
According to the agenda, the data center land use item is scheduled for discussion during the work session portion of the Oct. 12 meeting. The published agenda does not indicate any final vote or decision tied to this item beyond the stated review.
Residents seeking more information can review the full agenda through the city’s CivicClerk portal and may attend the Oct. 12 meeting in person. The published agenda does not specify additional public comment procedures beyond standard meeting attendance.
Official source: the published record