The Westbrook City Council is scheduled to consider Order 2026-120 during its meeting on Nov. 16, 2026, according to the published agenda. The order would amend the city’s Land Use Ordinance regarding data centers.
The agenda indicates a motion to approve the first of two required readings of the legislation, moved by Councilor Rairdon and seconded by Councilor McCambridge. The matter is listed under council business for the Nov. 16 session, according to the published agenda for Westbrook, Maine.
For Westbrook residents, the ordinance amendment concerns how data center development is regulated under the city’s existing land use rules. The published agenda does not specify additional details about the scope of the proposed changes beyond the title of the order.
- Meeting date: Nov. 16, 2026
- Location: Westbrook, Maine
- Agenda item: Order 2026-120, Amending the Land Use Ordinance Regarding Data Centers
- Action listed: Motion to approve the first of two readings
- Movers: Councilor Rairdon (moved), Councilor McCambridge (seconded)
Per the published agenda, the ordinance would require two readings before final action by the council. The Nov. 16 meeting is listed as addressing the first reading. The agenda does not indicate a date for a second reading.
Residents seeking to engage with the process can attend the Nov. 16 council meeting in Westbrook or review the full agenda posted on the city’s CivicPlus portal for details on public comment procedures.
Official source: the published record