The Louisville Planning and Zoning Committee is scheduled to consider a data center discussion item during its meeting on Nov. 17, 2026, according to the published agenda on the city’s Legistar system. The meeting is being held via video teleconference.
The agenda lists the item as “ID 26-1653 DATA CENTER DISCUSSION: REVIEW OF RECOMMENDATIONS AND GENERAL DISCUSSION” under the Special Discussion section, following the call to order and roll call.
Why it matters to residents: according to the published agenda, the committee is scheduled to review recommendations and hold general discussion related to data centers, a topic that falls under the committee’s planning and zoning purview. The same agenda also includes a separate pending legislation item, O-314-26, described as “AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE STREET NAME OF THE STUB PORTION,” though further detail on that item was not included in the available text.
- Meeting: Louisville Planning and Zoning Committee
- Date: Nov. 17, 2026
- Format: Virtual, via video teleconference
- Agenda item: ID 26-1653, Data Center Discussion — review of recommendations and general discussion
- Additional pending item: O-314-26, an ordinance changing the street name of a stub portion
What happens next: according to the agenda, the meeting will proceed through a call to order, roll call, and the special discussion item on data centers before moving to pending legislation. The agenda does not indicate that a vote or final action on the data center item is scheduled.
Residents can access the meeting through the video teleconference link provided on the city’s Legistar page and can review the full agenda ahead of the Nov. 17 meeting to follow the committee’s discussion and any public comment procedures listed in the official posting.
Official source: the published record