The Marietta City Council is scheduled to discuss an ordinance addressing data center zoning applications, along with a related Georgia Tech proposal, at its meeting on Aug. 25, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item is listed as “Data Center Ordinance and Georgia Tech Proposal,” described as a “Discussion regarding the development of an ordinance to address data center zoning applications,” according to the official record.
This matters to residents because it concerns how the city may regulate where and how data centers can be built within Marietta, according to the agenda. The item appears alongside other administrative matters, including recommended administrative and economic code changes for travel allotment, according to the published agenda.
- Meeting date: Aug. 25, 2026
- Location: Marietta, GA
- Agenda item: Data Center Ordinance and Georgia Tech Proposal
- Description: Discussion regarding the development of an ordinance to address data center zoning applications, according to the agenda
- Meeting type: Public Meeting, concluding with adjournment, according to the agenda
According to the published agenda, the item is listed as a discussion, not a vote for final approval. The council is scheduled to take up the item as part of its regular meeting agenda on Aug. 25, 2026.
Residents can view the full agenda online and attend the Aug. 25, 2026 meeting in Marietta to observe the discussion or provide public comment, according to standard city meeting procedures reflected in the agenda posting.
Official source: the published record