The Louisville Planning and Zoning Committee is scheduled to consider a discussion on data center zoning rules during a meeting set for Nov. 3, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the city’s Legistar system. The meeting is being held via video teleconference, per the agenda notice.
The agenda matters to residents because it addresses how accessory data centers and telecommunication hotels are regulated within city zoning code, including provisions for decommissioning such facilities. The committee is also scheduled to consider pending legislation identified as Ordinance O-311-26, described in the agenda as “AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE ZONING OF,” though the agenda excerpt does not provide the full title or additional details of the ordinance’s scope.
- Meeting: Louisville Planning and Zoning Committee
- Date: Nov. 3, 2026
- Format: Video teleconference
- Agenda Item 1 (ID 26-1652): Data Center Discussion covering accessory data centers, telecommunication hotels, and decommissioning
- Agenda Item 2: Pending legislation O-311-26, an ordinance relating to zoning
According to the published agenda, the meeting will follow standard procedure beginning with a call to order and roll call, followed by the special discussion item on data centers and consideration of the pending zoning ordinance. No further procedural details, such as subsequent votes or referrals, are specified in the available agenda excerpt.
Residents seeking to engage with the process can access the meeting via the video teleconference link provided through the city’s Legistar meeting detail page. The published agenda does not specify additional public comment procedures beyond the meeting’s virtual format.
Official source: the published record