The Westbrook City Council is scheduled to consider the first of two readings of Order 2026-120, which would amend the city’s Land Use Ordinance regarding data centers, at its meeting on November 16, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item concerns proposed changes to local zoning rules that would specifically address how data center facilities are regulated under Westbrook’s Land Use Ordinance. Any future data center proposals in the city could be affected by how this ordinance is ultimately written, pending the outcome of the council’s review process.
- Meeting date: November 16, 2026
- Location: City of Westbrook, Maine
- Agenda item: Order 2026-120, Amending the Land Use Ordinance Regarding Data Centers
- Motion: To approve the first of two required readings of the legislation
- Moved by: Councilor Rairdon
- Seconded by: Councilor McCambridge
According to the published agenda, the measure requires two separate readings before the council for the ordinance amendment to take effect. The November 16 meeting is scheduled to address only the first reading; a subsequent second reading would be required as part of the process for final adoption.
Residents seeking more information or wishing to participate in the process can attend the November 16, 2026 council meeting or review the full agenda and related documents through the City of Westbrook’s official agenda center.
Official source: the published record