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Warren County drafts Emerging Technology Ordinance to cover data centers, crypto, solar and storage
Summary
Chairman Graham said the county attorney is reviewing a draft ordinance to add rules for Emerging Technology Projects—including cryptocurrency facilities, data centers, power storage, research and development facilities and solar collection—and that the draft is expected to go to the Planning Commission in August or September.
Chairman John R. Graham updated the board that a draft Emerging Technology Ordinance is under review by the county attorney and will be presented to the Planning Commission before returning to the Board of Commissioners. The purpose, as stated in the meeting record, is to amend the Warren County Land Use Ordinance to address Emerging Technology Projects such as cryptocurrency facilities, data centers, power storage facilities, R&D facilities and solar energy collection projects.
Graham said the draft is expected to be ready for the Planning Commission’s review during meetings in August or September; the board took no action at the July 14 meeting. The transcript lists the ordinance categories and indicates the county will follow the Planning Commission review process before further board consideration.
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