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Board sets public hearing to consider adding 'data center' use to zoning code
Summary
Supervisors set a public hearing to consider amending Chapter 107 to add a 'data center' use to the code of ordinances; the hearing date and time were read and approved by voice vote.
The Linn County Board of Supervisors voted Jan. 21 to set a public hearing on an ordinance amendment that would add a 'data center' use to Chapter 107 of the county code. The board read the hearing date (as announced by the chair) and approved setting the hearing by voice vote.
Planning staff indicated this item is a zoning code amendment and the board’s action sets the formal hearing process; no substantive debate on the ordinance content occurred at the Jan. 21 meeting. The Planning & Development staff and Planning & Zoning Commission will proceed through the public-hearing process before any ordinance adoption vote is scheduled.
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