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Administrator proposes data-center moratorium; residents ask to revisit flat-roof boathouse ordinance

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Summary

Zoning Administrator Erika Roeder said she will draft a one-year data-center moratorium for consideration at the June meeting, and public commenters Tim Tyler and Don Ziblis asked the committee to bring back a flat-roof boathouse ordinance for discussion; the committee agreed to add the boathouse item to the June agenda.

Administrator Erika Roeder told the committee she has researched how other counties are handling data-center proposals and plans to draft a one-year moratorium on data-center development for Iron County, aiming to have a draft ready for the June meeting. Roeder referenced Oneida County’s recent one-year moratorium as a model.

During public comment, Mercer resident Tim Tyler asked about the county ordinance that prevents flat-roof boathouses. Tyler put Don Ziblis on speaker, and Ziblis said he owns six properties in Mercer, including shoreland properties, and requested the Flat Roof ordinance be brought back for discussion. The committee voted to place the boathouse ordinance on the June agenda.