The Marietta City Council is scheduled to meet on Oct. 27, 2026, with an agenda item addressing the development of a data center zoning ordinance, according to the published agenda.
The agenda, posted by the City of Marietta, lists item 20260818, titled “Data Center Ordinance and Georgia Tech Proposal,” described as a discussion regarding the development of an ordinance to address data center zoning applications.
The agenda matters to residents because it outlines how the city may regulate where and how data centers can be built within Marietta, a land-use issue that can affect zoning rules, development patterns, and future applications in the area.
The same agenda also includes other business items unrelated to data centers, including a Sign District Overlay discussion on proposed changes to the Sign Ordinance and an item listed as “20260926 Passport,” according to the published agenda.
- Meeting date: Oct. 27, 2026
- Location: Marietta, GA
- Agenda item 20260818: Data Center Ordinance and Georgia Tech Proposal
- Description: Discussion regarding development of an ordinance addressing data center zoning applications
- Other agenda items: Sign District Overlay discussion; item listed as “Passport Of”
According to the published agenda, the council is scheduled to discuss the data center ordinance item as part of its regular business during the Oct. 27 meeting. The agenda does not indicate that a vote or final ordinance adoption is scheduled for this date.
Residents who wish to follow or participate in the discussion can attend the Oct. 27, 2026 meeting in Marietta, GA, or review the full agenda posted on the City of Marietta’s official website.
Official source: the published record