What Marion County’s data-center moratorium means for Hannibal
Marion County’s data-center pause covers unincorporated areas, not Hannibal city limits. Any future proposal would face the city’s own zoning process.
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Rumson Zoning Board Reviews Seven Home Proposals
Seven Rumson residential applications were listed for July 23 review, including a carriage-house apartment and a proposed new home. None was approved.
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Jersey City Council Gives Initial Approval to Restrict New Data Centers
Jersey City’s council voted 9-0 on first reading for Ordinance 26-057, which would remove cyber hotels and data centers from principal permitted uses in the Industrial District. A final vote is scheduled for August 19.
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Clinton places six-month hold on new data-center applications
Clinton’s council approved a six-month hold on new data-center applications inside city limits while officials review zoning definitions and standards.
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Kitty Hawk to review multi-family housing proposal at 109 W Tateway
Kitty Hawk’s Aug. 3 council agenda lists a proposed multi-family dwelling at 109 W Tateway and a public hearing on accessory-dwelling-unit rules.
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Drexel Hill zoning proposal remains under July discussion
Upper Darby is considering mixed-use zoning for about 14 acres along State Road in Drexel Hill, but the proposal has not received final approval.
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Henrico adopts 2045 plan with implications for Highland Springs
Henrico adopted its 2045 plan July 28. For Highland Springs, it may guide future zoning, housing, parking, utility and transportation decisions.
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Beavercreek Township rezoning hearing on South Alpha Road continues Aug. 3
Beavercreek Township trustees continued a 3.942-acre South Alpha Bellbrook Road rezoning hearing to August 3, 2026; no development approval is documented.
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Taylor council denies Willow Lane, Pinedale multifamily zoning requests
Taylor council denied two R1-to-R2 rezoning requests July 2, including a 5-1 Willow Lane vote and a unanimous denial near Pinedale and 200 West.
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What New Transit-Housing Rules Could Mean Near Century City
SB 79 is effective, but Century City maps remain exploratory as Metro construction brings immediate lane, sidewalk and nighttime impacts near the future D Line station.
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Charlotte Court House weighs zoning changes for homes, accessory units
A July 20 hearing in Charlotte Court House covered proposed rules for manufactured homes, accessory units, temporary uses and zoning classifications; adoption is unconfirmed.
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Sherman Oaks Housing Rules Shift June 30-July 1 Under SB 79
Los Angeles’ SB 79 plan took effect in stages, but Sherman Oaks eligibility remains parcel-specific and depends on transit maps, zoning and future rules.
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Howard County Data-Center Pause Takes Effect Aug. 4: What It Means for Fulton
Howard County’s temporary pause on certain new data-center plans begins Aug. 4, putting future zoning, utility and infrastructure questions under review.
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Tupelo council rezones six North Gloster parcels for Regional Commercial
Tupelo MS – The City Council approved rezoning about 226.59 acres off North Gloster Street, but no specific project or construction schedule is approved.
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Brookhaven Approves 18-Month Data Center Moratorium After Farmingville Hearing
Farmingville residents are watching an 18-month Brookhaven pause on new data center applications as the town develops zoning rules for future proposals.
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Franconia Property Owners May Gain New ADU Option Aug. 31
A New Hampshire law taking effect Aug. 31 could help some Franconia owners convert older garages or other structures into ADUs, subject to permits.
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Coal City begins review of proposed approximately 320-acre data center campus
Coal City village records show a proposed Aligned data center campus has entered technical review, with public information and feedback planned for Aug. 6.
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Gray to consider proposed data-center moratorium Aug. 4
Gray’s Town Council is scheduled to consider a proposed temporary data-center moratorium Aug. 4 as officials weigh zoning, power and water concerns.
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Canton: Senate Duplex Zoning Measure Remains Unresolved
A Massachusetts Senate provision could expand by-right duplex options in some Canton districts, but it remains pending and current town zoning still applies.
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Monteagle Sets Aug. 11 Hearing on Proposed Light-Manufacturing Zoning
Monteagle, TN, will hold an Aug. 11 hearing and special council meeting on a proposed zoning amendment involving light manufacturing and sales facilities.
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Wyckoff Planning Board Sued Over 441 Ellis Place Fence Denial
A Wyckoff homeowner asks Bergen County Superior Court to overturn the Planning Board’s denial of a six-foot privacy fence at 441 Ellis Place.
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Troy Development Code Rewrite, Gas-Station Rules Await Council
Troy is reviewing a broad development-code rewrite while proposed gas-station standards await City Council action and remain separate from current law.