Pending votes and hearings

Upcoming meetings where a local government in Ohio, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, Georgia, Indiana or Virginia is scheduled to discuss, hear or vote on a moratorium, zoning amendment or siting ordinance for data centers, battery storage, solar or wind. Each item links to its source; items from the governments' own agendas, packets and minutes quote the passage verbatim.

Updated daily from 5,242 monitored local governments out of 8,088 in the registry. An empty list does not mean nothing is pending: many governments post agendas late or not at all, and coverage differs a lot by state. Methodology · Atom feed

Ohio (0 items)

No upcoming items detected for general / multiple uses in the 1,023 Ohio governments we currently monitor (44% of 2,325). See Ohio for recent activity and known moratoria.

Michigan (0 items)

No upcoming items detected for general / multiple uses in the 1,435 Michigan governments we currently monitor (77% of 1,856). See Michigan for recent activity and known moratoria.

New York (0 items)

No upcoming items detected for general / multiple uses in the 1,255 New York governments we currently monitor (79% of 1,589). See New York for recent activity and known moratoria.

North Carolina (0 items)

No upcoming items detected for general / multiple uses in the 443 North Carolina governments we currently monitor (68% of 649). See North Carolina for recent activity and known moratoria.

Georgia (0 items)

No upcoming items detected for general / multiple uses in the 439 Georgia governments we currently monitor (64% of 690). See Georgia for recent activity and known moratoria.

Indiana (0 items)

No upcoming items detected for general / multiple uses in the 413 Indiana governments we currently monitor (63% of 657). See Indiana for recent activity and known moratoria.

Virginia (0 items)

No upcoming items detected for general / multiple uses in the 234 Virginia governments we currently monitor (73% of 322). See Virginia for recent activity and known moratoria.

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