Charlotte City Council votes unanimously to extend data center moratorium - WCCB Charlotte
Charlotte City Council voted unanimously on Monday to extend its moratorium on new data centers until October 18, 2027. Charlotte City Council has voted unanimously to extend its moratorium on new data centers until October 18, 2027. The decision allows city planners to study the environmental impacts, high power consumption, and water demands these facilities require. District Four councilmember Renee Johnson warned that 5.5 million square feet of “hyperscale” data developments are already under construction near residential backyards, bypassing the city's upcoming safety and zoning restrictions. The city's specialized task force will continue reviewing distance and noise impacts over the next 11 months to determine how existing facilities can be forced to comply with local noise ordinances.
Опубликовано : Вчерашний день от Morgan Fogarty в Politics Environment
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Charlotte City Council voted unanimously on Monday to extend its moratorium on new data centers until October 18, 2027. The decision pauses new facility approvals to give city planne... [1188 symbols]
