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Commission discusses county pullback from joint meetings and county data-center moratorium
Summary
Commissioners reviewed a letter from county commissioners suspending participation in a city–county meeting series and noted the county has imposed a moratorium on considering data centers; commissioners suggested adjusting meeting frequency and asking for county input on the moratorium at the next intergovernmental meeting.
Commissioners discussed recent correspondence from neighboring county officials declining to continue the city–county–county meeting series. Staff said Raleigh County Commissioners have suspended participation in those meetings indefinitely and that some invited counties find the topics repetitive or not pertinent to their constituencies.
Separately, Mayor Adam said he had read that a county had placed a moratorium on consideration of data centers and asked whether the city should be part of that conversation; commissioners agreed the subject should be on the next intergovernmental agenda so the city and county can align on potential conditions or locations. One commissioner suggested moving the meeting cadence to quarterly and focusing invitations on the counties most affected by East Manhattan Gateway planning.
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