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Mount Pleasant Council to Discuss Data Center Zoning Nov. 2

The Mount Pleasant Town Council is scheduled to discuss data center land use and zoning during a meeting on Nov. 2, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the town’s website.

The agenda item places the data center discussion alongside a broader review of zoning as it relates to the town’s Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map Recommendation, according to the official record. The agenda does not specify further details about the scope or nature of the data center discussion beyond these two linked items.

For residents, the agenda indicates that land use decisions affecting data center development may be considered in connection with updates to how the town plans future land use more broadly. The published agenda does not include additional background documents, staff reports, or proposed ordinance language describing specific sites, applicants, or zoning changes under consideration.

  • Meeting date: Nov. 2, 2026
  • Location: Mount Pleasant, SC
  • Agenda item b: Discussion of Zoning as it relates to the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map Recommendation
  • Agenda item c: Discussion of Data Center Land Use and Zoning
  • Agenda source: Town of Mount Pleasant AgendaCenter, posted at tompsc.com
  • Town contact: (843) 884-8517

According to the agenda, the data center discussion is listed as item c, following the zoning and Future Land Use Map discussion as item b, with adjournment listed as item 7. The agenda does not indicate whether a vote is scheduled to occur on either item during this meeting.

Residents seeking more information or wishing to participate can review the full agenda at the link provided on the Town of Mount Pleasant’s AgendaCenter page. The agenda does not specify whether public comment will be taken on these items, but residents may attend the meeting in person or contact the town clerk’s office at the number listed on the agenda for information on participation procedures.

Official source: the published record

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