County hires HWC to update Unified Development Ordinance for data-center and clarification language
Summary
The board approved a $42,030 contract with HWC to update the county's Unified Development Ordinance (UDO), adding language for new technology such as data centers and correcting typographical errors; funding is already in the budget.
Director Lisa Zeiner presented an agreement with HWC to update the Unified Development Ordinance. The fee for the work was listed as $42,030, and Zeiner said she was not asking for additional funding because the money is already in the department budget.
Zeiner said the update will address language for new technology (including data centers), make clarifications and correct typographical errors identified through daily use of the ordinance. Commissioner Andy Beck moved to approve the agreement; Commissioner Rick Woodall seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
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