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Quinton adopts ordinance banning data centers
Summary
The Quinton Township Mayor and Committee adopted Ordinance No. 2026-05 on May 5, 2026, prohibiting data centers in the township following a public hearing; the motion passed by roll call with Mayor Joseph Hannagan and Deputy Mayor James Smith voting aye.
Quinton Township’s Mayor and Committee adopted Ordinance No. 2026-05 on May 5, 2026, prohibiting the establishment of data centers in the township.
The measure was opened for public hearing, then closed, and adopted in a unanimous roll-call vote. Deputy Mayor James Smith moved for adoption and Mayor Joseph Hannagan seconded; both members recorded aye votes. The ordinance appears on the township agenda as a zoning/land-use restriction to bar data-center development within Quinton.
The adoption came as part of a broader consent of routine and regulatory items at the township’s regular meeting at the Quinton Township Municipal Building. No public speakers against or for the ban are recorded in the minutes for this item.
The ordinance vote was recorded in the public minutes as an affirmative action by the two members present; Committee member Marjorie L. Sperry was noted absent on the roll call.
