Delta County Pauses Data Center Applications Through Jan. 7
Delta County is pausing new data-center applications in unincorporated areas while officials review water, energy, infrastructure, and land-use rules.
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Greenwood County Approves 12-Month Data Center Moratorium in 4-3 Vote
Greenwood County Council voted 4-3 on July 21 to pause new data center approvals for 12 months while officials review zoning and infrastructure concerns.
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Bethlehem, NH: New State Housing Law Changes Commercial-Zone Review
New Hampshire’s commercial-zone housing mandate is now active. Bethlehem residents should watch future applications, infrastructure studies and Planning Board review.
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Greenwood Buc-ee’s rezoning advances: What it could mean for Bargersville
A proposed Greenwood Buc-ee’s cleared a key zoning step, but traffic, school safety, road funding and final approval remain unresolved for Bargersville-area readers.
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Franklin planning review advances Clovercroft annexation questions
Franklin’s July 23 planning review put proposed annexation near Clovercroft Road and Oxford Glen Drive back in focus, with traffic and utilities still unresolved.
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Victor Planning Board Considers Pending 156-Unit Lehigh Place Proposal
Victor, NY — A proposed 156-unit apartment project remains under Planning Board review, but subdivision and site-plan approvals are still pending at 200 Victor Heights Parkway.
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Parker pauses commercial drone-delivery hub applications for nine months
Parker, CO — A July 20 emergency ordinance pauses new commercial drone-delivery hub applications for nine months while officials study future land-use rules.
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Shoreline’s 185th Street station plan weighs paths and sports uses
Shoreline is studying safer walking and biking connections and a possible sports, recreation and entertainment overlay near the 185th Street station.
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Frederick considers shared-room housing rules for lower-cost options
Frederick is reviewing a zoning amendment for shared-room housing, with unresolved questions about leases, occupancy, parking and tenant protections.
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North Port moves toward proposed 18-month data center moratorium
North Port commissioners directed staff to prepare a future vote on a proposed 18-month data center moratorium; no pause or ban is in effect.
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What California’s SB 79 could mean near Norwalk Station
California’s SB 79 took effect July 1. Here is what the transit-housing law could mean near Norwalk Station—and what it does not approve.
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Birmingham data-center hearing resumes Aug. 12 after permit challenge
A Jefferson County hearing resumes Aug. 12 on Birmingham residents’ request to pause Nebius data-center construction in Oxmoor Valley.
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Baltimore County weighs extension of data-center moratorium
Baltimore County council members are backing more time to study data centers, with legislation expected in August and a key report due October 1.
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Clinton weighs data-center zoning changes as QTS review continues
Clinton’s proposed data-center zoning rules remain under review after a July 15 meeting, while the separate QTS project stays in due diligence without approval.
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Amityville seeks input on multifamily housing and future planning
Amityville is asking residents, businesses and property owners for input as the village studies multifamily housing, services, costs and future planning.
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Gilbert weighs data-center rules before any new applications
Gilbert is reviewing proposed data-center zoning rules focused on power, water, noise, setbacks, screening and future neighborhood impacts.
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Columbus defends data-center overlay in 400-page zoning lawsuit
Columbus filed a 400-page response defending its technology overlay. The city says it creates rules for future applications, not approval for a data center.
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Plano adopts short-term rental rule changes for hosts and neighbors
Plano City Council adopted short-term rental changes July 27, clarifying registration, enforcement, training and offenses while leaving zoning and private restrictions in place.
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Louisville data-center rules enter public hearings: What to know
Louisville residents can comment on proposed data-center rules covering size, location, utility impacts, noise, buffers and future development decisions.
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Valdosta data center plans remain under wraps as residents seek answers
A 719-acre Lowndes County rezoning near Valdosta allows light-manufacturing use, but no formal data center application had been filed by July 20, 2026.
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Lexington data-center zoning rules head to July 30 hearing
Lexington residents can comment July 30 on proposed data-center zoning rules while a countywide moratorium remains in effect through October 31.
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Neighbors challenge SteelFab’s proposed 123-acre rezoning in Fayetteville
Fayetteville’s Zoning Commission recommended a narrower SteelFab rezoning near Murchison Road. The City Council must hold a public hearing before deciding.