DeKalb County commissioners debate data center resolution over 5,000‑foot buffer
Commissioners reopened a previously tabled resolution that would restrict data centers from locating within 5,000 feet of schools, daycares, parks and other uses. Supporters said the measure prevents nuisances; opponents said the buffer would effectively ban facilities and could repel business. No final vote was recorded.
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DeKalb County commissioners reopened debate on a proposed resolution that would restrict where data centers may locate, centering discussion on a proposed 5,000‑foot exclusion from schools, day cares, parks, churches and other public or commercial uses.
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