The Westbrook City Council is scheduled to consider Order 2026-120, which would amend the city’s Land Use Ordinance regarding data centers, at its meeting on Oct. 19, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda, posted by the City of Westbrook, Maine, lists Order 2026-120 alongside Order 2026-119, a separate item authorizing a drainage easement at 41 Brown Street. The data center ordinance item appears on page 2 of the 114-page agenda packet.
For Westbrook residents, the ordinance amendment matters because it would change the city’s land use rules specifically as they apply to data centers, according to the agenda description. The agenda does not provide additional detail on the specific provisions of the proposed amendment beyond its title.
According to the agenda, the meeting includes a Public Comment period (Section XII), followed by Referrals (Section XIII) and Committee Reports (Section XIV), which lists items previously referred to City Council committees.
- Meeting date: Oct. 19, 2026
- Location: Westbrook, Maine
- Agenda item: Order 2026-120, Amending the Land Use Ordinance Regarding Data Centers
- Related item: Order 2026-119, Authorizing a Drainage Easement at 41 Brown Street
- Agenda includes a dedicated Public Comment section (Section XII)
- Source: City of Westbrook official agenda, 114-page packet
The City Council is scheduled to take up Order 2026-120 as part of its regular meeting agenda on Oct. 19, 2026. The agenda indicates that public comment, referrals, and committee reports will also be addressed during the session, according to the published document.
Residents who wish to engage with this agenda item can attend the Oct. 19, 2026 council meeting in person or submit comments during the Public Comment period, as outlined in the agenda. The full agenda is available through the City of Westbrook’s official website.
Official source: the published record