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County planners want two years, site visit before data center rules are written

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Before Surry County writes permanent rules for data centers, the planning board wants two years, a steering committee, and a firsthand look at what the facilities actually do to the communities around them.

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County planners want two years, site visit before data center rules are written

Before Surry County writes permanent rules for data centers, the planning board wants two years, a steering committee, and a firsthand look at what the facilities actually do to the communities around them.

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Mt. Airy News broke the news on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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