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Coffee County Commission adopts zoning amendment to define data center district
Summary
The Coffee County Commission on July 14 approved Resolution 2026-18, amending the countys 2006 zoning resolution to add or clarify a "data center" district designation and definition; the measure passed unanimously among members present (16yes, 2 absent).
The Coffee County Commission on July 14, 2026, adopted Resolution 2026-18 to amend certain provisions of Resolution No. 2006-39 (the Revised Zoning Resolution of Coffee County, Tennessee) to add and define a "data center" district.
The change was moved by Commissioner Hershman and seconded by Commissioner Smith. The resolution was approved by a vote recorded as 16 yes, 0 no, with two members absent (Vacant seat 4 and DeFord). The transcript records the motion and the tally but does not include substantive debate or the ordinance text in the minutes provided.
The resolution amends the countys zoning code language related to data center district designation and definition as described in the item heading in the meeting minutes. The record provided does not specify the technical definitions, standards, permitted uses, setbacks, or other regulatory details contained in the amendment; those specifics are not recorded in the transcript excerpt and therefore are not described here.
No public comments or additional discussion about the amendment are recorded in the minutes for this item. The commission took the vote during the new-business portion of the agenda and the motion carried by the full membership present.
