Grayson County considers special-use framework for modern data centers
Supervisors and the planning commission heard staff and consultants explain that county zoning language from the early 2000s does not define modern high-energy data centers; officials asked staff to draft special-use/permitting language and size/energy thresholds for future review.
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Grayson County supervisors and the planning commission moved Tuesday to begin drafting zoning and permitting rules tailored to modern data centers after a staff presentation found the county's industrial zoning code (adopted in the early 2000s) does not define today's high-energy facilities.
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