The Venice City Council is scheduled to consider land use regulations addressing facilities serving large load customers, including large-scale data centers, at its meeting on Oct. 13, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item concerns development plans and building permits related to such facilities within the City of Venice, Florida. According to the agenda, the item includes making findings to support, and providing for the study and development of appropriate land use regulations addressing these facilities.
This matters to residents because the agenda item covers how the city plans and permits large-load facilities, including data centers, which could affect zoning and development processes within city limits, according to the official record.
- Meeting: Venice City Council
- Date: Oct. 13, 2026
- Topic: Land use regulations for facilities serving large load customers, including large-scale data centers
- Scope: Development plans and building permits within the City of Venice, Florida
- Action noted in agenda: Making findings to support, and providing for study and development of appropriate land use regulations
According to the published agenda, the City Council is scheduled to take up this item during its Oct. 13 meeting. The agenda does not specify the outcome of any vote, as the meeting has not yet occurred.
Residents can review the full agenda and attend the meeting in person, or submit public comment through the process outlined by the City of Venice. Additional details and the complete agenda are available via the city’s Legistar portal.
Official source: the published record