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Council imposes 365-day moratorium on data-processing center permits
Summary
Clayton enacted Resolution R072646 to impose an immediate temporary 365-day moratorium on accepting and processing zoning, conditional-use and building permit applications for data processing centers, citing uncertain state-level developments and a need to review local rules.
The Clayton City Council voted to enact a temporary 365-day moratorium on acceptance and processing of zoning, conditional use and building permit applications for data processing centers in the city.
Council moved the moratorium (Resolution R072646) by a motion from Mr. Henning with a second from Mr. Gorman. The city manager told residents the pause is intended to allow the city to evaluate state-level developments and consider local policy options; she said the moratorium "gives us a chance to evaluate the situation and, you know, figure out what our next steps are." The moratorium passed after brief council discussion and will remain in effect for up to 365 days unless council votes to change or extend it.
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