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Utica council extends temporary moratorium on data-storage facilities for 180 days

City of Utica City Council · July 14, 2026
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The Utica City Council voted unanimously July 14 to extend its moratorium on data-storage (data center) developments for an additional 180 days, giving staff and planners more time to study zoning implications and draft possible regulations.

The Utica City Council voted July 14 to extend a moratorium on data-storage (data center) developments for 180 days.

The resolution, approved by roll call with all council members voting aye, was offered by Councilmember O’Donnell and seconded by Councilmember Terenzi. Council recorded no dissent and furnished the extension to allow additional review of land-use impacts and regulatory options for data-storage facilities within city limits.