Broken Bow imposes six‑month moratorium on data centers and digital asset mining
Summary
Ordinance 1314, adopted July 14, imposes a six‑month moratorium on accepting or approving applications for high-density data processing facilities, data centers, and digital asset mining operations so the city can craft permanent zoning rules.
The council adopted Ordinance 1314 on July 14 to impose a temporary six-month moratorium on acceptance, processing, and approval of applications for high-density data processing facilities, data centers and digital asset mining operations. The measure directs staff to complete permanent zoning regulations during the moratorium period.
Zoning Administrator Jacob Holcomb told the council that "the city is in the very early stages of developing zoning regulations for data centers" and that enacting a six-month moratorium would give staff time "to carefully craft a comprehensive ordinance tailored to the community's needs." The council unanimously suspended the three-reading requirement and adopted the moratorium the same night.
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