Clinton Data-Center Ban Hearing Moved to Nov. 9
Clinton’s proposed ban on data centers remains undecided after the Town Council carried its public hearing to Nov. 9.
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Weston keeps Regis senior-housing rezoning off November warrant
A 4-0 Select Board vote keeps a proposed 215-unit senior-living project off Weston’s Nov. 23 Town Meeting warrant, but does not decide the project’s zoning fate.
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Lower Merion draft would limit data centers to Bala Cynwyd district
Lower Merion’s unadopted draft would let data centers seek special-exception approval in a Bala Cynwyd light-industrial district and set proposed height, distance and operating rules.
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Minneapolis safe-parking proposal clears committee, faces council vote
A 6-1 committee vote advances a plan for managed overnight parking, but no sites are authorized. The City Council is scheduled to consider it Oct. 29.
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Garland rejects proposed short-term-rental zoning rules
The council voted 6–3 against a zoning amendment recommended unanimously by the Planning Commission. Garland’s separate short-term-rental permit program remains distinct.
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Lexington commission rejects student-housing rezoning 5-0; one abstains
WKYT reports a 5-0 rejection, with one abstention, of a rezoning request for Up Campus Student Living’s proposed 10-story Lexington development.
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Lake Elsinore warehouse hearing set for Dec. 8; EIR flags impacts
The City Council continued its hearing on the proposed Baker Street warehouses. The project’s environmental review identified significant and unavoidable air-quality and greenhouse-gas impacts.
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Tinton Falls adopts data center prohibition in borough code
Tinton Falls lists a notice of adoption for an ordinance adding data centers as a prohibited use in two sections of the borough code.
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Riverside weighs data-center moratorium and code interpretation
The Land Use Committee sent two data-center policy options to the City Council on Oct. 13, but enacted neither. One would pause approvals; the other would formalize staff’s interpretation of current code.
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Mozino Tract campaign seeks $8 million; 56-home plan is already allowed
Upper Darby residents and environmental advocates are trying to buy the 15-acre wooded tract for open-space preservation. The developer’s fallback is 56 homes permitted under current zoning.
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Enid moves Thunderbird rezoning hearing to Oct. 27
The City moved the hearing on three Project Thunderbird zoning requests from Oct. 6 to Oct. 27, citing attendance and public comment.
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Harrisonburg schedules zoning overhaul open houses for Oct. 21 and 26
Harrisonburg residents can review a draft zoning map and ordinance at two October open houses and through an online survey expected to begin Oct. 14.
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Garland approves Chase zoning with 40 parking spaces
The council approved the zoning request after a 30-space motion failed, and confirmed Scott Vornberg as police chief.
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St. Louis adopts OurPlan for six North City neighborhoods
The Planning Commission adopted a Comprehensive Plan supplement for six North City neighborhoods, but housing, zoning, infrastructure and anti-displacement results will depend on later approvals, funding and agency projects.
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Salt Lake City Council to Hear Proposal for 22 Liberty Wells Townhomes
The Salt Lake City Council will hear public comment Tuesday on requested land-use changes that could enable Castlewood Development’s proposed Liberty Wells townhome project.
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Memphis City Council’s proposed data-center moratorium faces final vote Tuesday
Memphis City Council is scheduled to take final action September 15 on Ordinance No. 5982, a proposed 12-month pause on specified approvals for new data-center and high-density-computing facilities.
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South Boston developers launch review of 1.8 million-square-foot housing project
A proposed South Boston project could add 1,945 homes and retail near two MBTA stations, but zoning approvals and city review are still ahead.
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St. Louis residents can weigh updated zoning proposals at two September open houses
St. Louis residents can review updated zoning maps and rules at September open houses, complete a parking survey through Oct. 5 and join an Oct. 15 virtual meeting.
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Fresno Central Southeast Plan Hearing Continued to October 22
A Fresno City Council hearing on a proposed 2,067-acre Central Southeast plan was continued from September 17 to October 22, leaving the proposed rezone, General Plan update and housing-capacity changes unresolved.
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Charlotte launches public survey as data-center moratorium enters its policy-writing phase
Charlotte is seeking resident input through October 2 as a task force develops possible data-center rules before the city’s November 5 moratorium deadline.
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Austin City Council starts drafting rules for large-scale data centers
Austin City Council launched a process to regulate data centers, with possible rules for siting, power, water, noise, lighting and hyperscale facilities.
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Columbus opens 60-day public review of zoning changes covering major parts of the city
Columbus is reviewing proposed zoning changes for about 70,654 parcels. Residents, property owners and businesses can comment through October 24, 2026.