Hampton studies data centers, emphasizing zoning tiers and public input
A Richmond consultant briefed the Hampton City Council on data centers and digital infrastructure, recommending a tiered zoning approach, public town halls and regional coordination; staff said hyperscale facilities are unlikely on the Peninsula, but smaller data centers could be negotiated to produce modest local revenue.
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A Richmond-based consultant told the Hampton City Council that the city is "doing its homework" on data centers and digital infrastructure, recommending a proactive zoning and policy framework before any developer approaches the city. The consultant emphasized the work is exploratory and not site selection.
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