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Jackson County extends moratorium on high-density computing and data processing facilities through Aug. 4, 2027
Summary
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution #1205-08-04-2026 to extend and update a temporary moratorium on high-density computing and data processing facilities in unincorporated county areas until Aug. 4, 2027; the motion passed unanimously by the three supervisors.
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors voted on Aug. 4 to extend a temporary moratorium on high-density computing and data processing facilities in unincorporated Jackson County through Aug. 4, 2027.
Supervisor Mike Steines moved to adopt Resolution #1205-08-04-2026, which the board recorded in Resolution Book 5, pages 400–401; Supervisor Nin Flagel seconded the motion and it passed with Aye votes from Don Schwenker, Mike Steines and Nin Flagel. The item was introduced during a zoning update presented by Zoning Administrator Becca Pflughaupt.
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