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Board amends moratorium language to correct 'battery storage' wording
Summary
Members voted to correct a typographical error in an 11/10/2025 moratorium resolution, replacing an erroneous reference to 'data centers' with 'battery storage'; the amendment passed on roll-call votes.
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The board moved to amend the November 10, 2025 moratorium wording to fix a typo that had incorrectly listed "data centers" where the intended language was "battery storage." A member explained the change: "There's a couple at the bottom that said data centers instead of battery storage, but it's still from the same day. So it's just fixing it to say battery storage instead of data center."
The chair conducted a roll-call on the amendment, recording ayes from members and announcing the amendment passed. The board described the action as a language cleanup of the existing resolution rather than a substantive policy change.
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