Harlingen approves 120‑day moratorium on high‑intensity data processing while staff studies infrastructure and environmental impacts
After weeks of public concern about water, noise and secrecy around a proposed nearby data center, the Harlingen City Commission voted to impose a 120‑day pause on new applications for high‑intensity data processing facilities and directed staff to study infrastructure, water and environmental impacts.
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The Harlingen City Commission on May 20 approved a 120‑day moratorium halting acceptance, processing and approval of applications for high‑intensity data processing facilities while staff studies infrastructure capacity, water supply, electrical demand and land‑use compatibility.
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