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Council extends data center moratorium for 30 days
Summary
The Hogansville City Council voted 5-0 to extend the data center moratorium for 30 days beyond its Aug. 2 expiration; the extension was proposed by Council Member Jason Baswell and seconded by Council Member Mark Ayers.
The Hogansville City Council voted unanimously July 20 to extend its temporary moratorium on data center development for 30 days beyond its Aug. 2 expiration. "A motion was made by Council Member Baswell to approve the Data Center Moratorium for 30 days after the August 2 expiration," the minutes state.
Council Member Jason Baswell moved the resolution and Council Member Mark Ayers seconded; the motion carried 5-0. No substantive discussion was recorded in the minutes. The extension preserves current land-use restrictions while staff and council consider potential changes to the Unified Development Ordinance and related amendments.
The action was recorded during new business; the council took no further immediate legislative steps and did not set a subsequent hearing date in the published minutes. The item remains subject to future council review and any required public hearings.
