The Lino Lakes Economic Development Advisory Commission (EDAC) is scheduled to consider a review of current land use regulations for data centers at its meeting on November 5, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item, listed as “Data Centers – Review Current Land Use Regulations,” indicates that city staff member Mr. Grochala is set to provide an overview of what data centers are and the concerns residents may have, according to the agenda record. The agenda also references economic development benefits, noting that the city could benefit from new businesses or developments through jobs and infrastructure funding, according to the published document.
This matters to residents because the review covers how data center development would be regulated under the city’s existing land use framework, a topic the agenda explicitly links to resident concerns, according to the official record.
- Meeting: EDAC Meeting, City of Lino Lakes, Minnesota
- Date: November 5, 2026
- Agenda item: “Data Centers – Review Current Land Use Regulations”
- Named staff: Mr. Grochala (overview presenter); Ms. Guth referenced in agenda text
- Source: CivicClerk agenda published by the City of Lino Lakes
According to the published agenda, the EDAC is scheduled to discuss the item during the November 5 meeting. No further city action beyond this discussion is specified in the available agenda materials.
Residents can attend the November 5, 2026, EDAC meeting in person or review the full agenda through the city’s CivicClerk portal. The published agenda does not specify additional public comment procedures beyond standard meeting attendance.
Official source: the published record