A decision on rules for large data centers has been put on hold. Members of a commission are reviewing proposed changes to a city's development code. The goal is to create a new designation for these…
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A decision on rules for large data centers has been put on hold. Members of a commission are reviewing proposed changes to a city's development code. The goal is to create a new designation for these facilities, with specific requirements.
Restrictions on water use and power feasibility studies are being considered. Commission members have expressed concerns that the proposed rules may be too stringent. They worry this could prevent certain types of data centers from being built.
Further details on the proposed changes and the commission's discussions are available from the source.
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