After Months of Public Outcry, Imperial Valley Cities Are Hitting the Brakes on Data Centers
Cities and county leaders are weighing bans and pauses as residents cite water, power and pollution concerns, while developers warn of lost jobs and lawsuits.
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Bannock County Commissioners talk more about placing 180-day emergency pause on Data Center permits
As potential data centers continue to dominate conversation in Eastern Idaho, the Bannock County Board of Commissioners enacted a temporary moratorium on Thursday, July 30, pausing acceptance of data center permit applications. The moratorium will last 180 days, completely stopping review on any data center proposals within county jurisdiction.
Smithville Enacts 18-Month Moratorium on Data Centers - UCBJ - Upper Cumberland Business Journal
City Aldermen Give Final Approval to Ordinance Halting Data Center and Crypto Mining Permits (UCBJ) – According to a report by WJLE in Smithville, the Smithville Board of Aldermen has given final approval to an ordinance imposing an 18-month moratorium on data centers and cryptocurrency mining operations within city limits. The delay will give city officials additional time to study…
Pass an emergency moratorium on AI data centers in Butte County cities/towns
We humbly request the City Council of Chico, Oroville, Biggs, Gridley and the Town of Paradise Town Council to adopt emergency ordinances to prevent AI data centers from being built due to the harm they can cause. The community is clear. We do not want AI data centers. I kept reading stories from other towns and thinking: that could happen here, and we wouldn't hear about it until it was done. …
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