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Pottawatomie County Board to Continue Data Center Regulation Discussion Nov. 19

Pottawatomie County’s planning board is scheduled to consider continued discussion of draft data center regulations at its meeting on Nov. 19, 2026, according to the published agenda.

The same meeting agenda lists a continuation hearing on a separate matter — a conditional use permit request for a rock quarry — as an action item, according to the agenda.

The data center item is listed under the agenda’s discussion items as “Data Center Regulations – Continued discussion Draft Regulations from Hearing,” according to the published agenda. This indicates the board has not finalized the draft regulations and is scheduled to continue deliberating them rather than take final action, per the agenda language.

For residents, the agenda matters because it outlines ongoing county-level work on rules that would govern data center development within Pottawatomie County, as well as a separate land-use hearing involving a rock quarry conditional use permit, according to the official record.

  • Meeting date: Nov. 19, 2026
  • Location: Pottawatomie County, Kansas
  • Agenda item: Continuation – Hearing 629-26 – CUP Request – Rock Quarry Staff Report (Action Item)
  • Agenda item: Data Center Regulations – Continued discussion of Draft Regulations from Hearing (Discussion Item)
  • Additional agenda items: New Business, Staff Updates, Adjournment

According to the published agenda, the meeting will proceed through staff reports, the quarry hearing continuation, the data center regulations discussion, new business, and staff updates before adjournment. The agenda does not indicate a final vote on the data center regulations at this meeting.

Residents may attend the Nov. 19, 2026 meeting in person to observe or participate according to the standard public meeting process outlined in the agenda. Those wishing to engage further on either the data center regulations discussion or the rock quarry permit hearing can consult the full agenda, available through the county’s official civic agenda portal, for details on public comment procedures.

Official source: the published record

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