The St. Joseph City Council is scheduled to hold a work session on Oct. 26, 2026, to discuss and provide guidance to the Planning Commission regarding data center zoning regulations following a current pause on new data-center applications, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item matters to residents because it addresses how the city will handle zoning rules for data centers after officials paused acceptance of new applications, according to the agenda posted by the City of St. Joseph. The work session also includes a general discussion concerning items on the City Council’s regular meeting agenda, according to the same document.
The agenda lists the data center item alongside other work session topics, including matters related to Finance, Technology, Human Resources and Legal, according to the published record.
- Date: Oct. 26, 2026
- Location: St. Joseph, MO
- Meeting type: Public work session of the City Council
- Agenda item: Council discussion and guidance to the Planning Commission regarding data center zoning regulations following the current application pause
- Source: Agenda posted on the City of St. Joseph government website
According to the agenda, the council is scheduled to discuss the zoning regulations as a work session item, which precedes further action by the Planning Commission. No vote or final zoning decision is listed on the agenda for this session, according to the published record.
Residents who wish to follow or participate in the discussion can attend the Oct. 26, 2026 work session in St. Joseph, MO. The full agenda is available on the City of St. Joseph’s website through the AgendaCenter portal, according to the official posting.
Official source: the published record