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Code report accepted; board discusses possible data center moratorium
Summary
The board accepted the Code Enforcement report and discussed letters sent regarding junkyards and remedy orders; minutes record discussion about a possible moratorium on data centers but include no resolution or timetable.
Code Enforcement provided the board with a written report that included building-permit activity, confirmation that an emergency exit concrete repair was completed, and attorney Charles Nash's letters to a property owner on Lovejoy Road about junkyard issues. The County Office of Environment (COE) has sent a remedy order for a Delaney Road property. The code officer and board members discussed a potential moratorium on data centers but no moratorium was adopted at the meeting.
By Resolution 2026-91 the board accepted the Code Enforcement report (motion by Lillian LaRose, seconded by Nathan Pierce). The minutes record discussion of enforcement steps and a policy-level concern about data centers; however, the minutes include no draft moratorium language or schedule for further action.
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