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Ware County amends zoning resolution to prepare for potential data centers
Summary
The board approved amendments to Articles III and VII of the Ware County Zoning Resolution to proactively set regulations for potential data center development in the county.
The Ware County Board of Commissioners voted April 13 to amend Articles III and VII of the county zoning resolution to add regulatory provisions in anticipation of possible data center proposals. Commissioner Jon Tindall moved for approval, saying the county is being proactive so regulations will already be in place should there be interest in locating a data center inside the county; the motion was seconded and passed by unanimous roll-call vote.
The board framed the change as preparatory zoning updates; no specific developer, project plan, or incentives were introduced during the meeting, and no conditional-use permits or site plans were considered at this session. The amendment was presented as a regulatory readiness step rather than approval of a particular project.
Next steps were not specified in the meeting minutes; implementing regulations, permitting timelines, or any required public hearings for specific projects would depend on future proposals.
