The Muskegon Planning Commission is scheduled to consider a new business item on data center regulation options at its meeting on Nov. 12, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the city’s CivicClerk portal.
The agenda lists the item as “Data Center Discussion – Regulation Options” under the New Business section. The same agenda also includes a separate item regarding a parking lot reconfiguration at 200 Viridian Drive, near Grand Valley State University.
Why it matters to residents: the discussion concerns how the city may approach regulating future data center development within Muskegon, a land-use topic that falls under the Planning Commission’s purview. The agenda does not specify the content, scope, or any proposed regulatory language for the discussion.
- Meeting body: Muskegon Planning Commission
- Date: Nov. 12, 2026
- Agenda item: “Data Center Discussion – Regulation Options” (New Business)
- Additional agenda item: Parking lot reconfiguration at 200 Viridian Drive, near Grand Valley State University
- Source: CivicClerk agenda, Muskegon, Michigan
What happens next: the Planning Commission is scheduled to take up the data center regulation discussion as part of its Nov. 12 meeting agenda, which also includes a General Public Comment period, according to the published agenda. The agenda does not indicate what action, if any, the commission is scheduled to take following the discussion.
Residents who wish to address the Planning Commission can do so during the General Public Comment period listed on the agenda. The agenda includes a reminder for individuals who would like to address the commission, though it does not specify sign-up procedures or time limits. Residents may consult the full agenda posted on the city’s CivicClerk portal for meeting logistics.
Official source: the published record