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Commission hears council update about development agreement for potential data center south of town
Summary
A commission member summarized a city-council-approved development agreement with a company exploring a potential data-center site south of Norwalk; no tenant or site plan has been identified and staff will review code items such as lighting and noise.
A commission member providing the council update said the city council approved a development agreement with a company that is exploring ground south of town for a potential data-center user. The member said the city has not identified any tenant and has not received site plans; staff and council are working on related zoning questions, including how the code addresses lighting and noise.
"Council did, in case you weren't following what council approved, it was a development agreement with a company that's looking to develop ground south of town for a potential data center user," the commission member said. The member added that the city may bring additional zoning items to the commission as code revisions or overlay language are drafted to address council concerns.
The update was informational; no formal action was taken by the commission on the development agreement at this meeting.
