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Town of Butner, North Carolina

Moratoria, zoning amendments and siting ordinances for data centers, battery storage, solar and wind in Town of Butner (Granville County).

Pending

No upcoming vote or hearing detected in the documents we have read.

History

On the agenda (before the vote) Moratorium Data centers
Town Council · · Granville County
“presented first to the Planning Board and the public for review, questions, and community input, and thereafter to Town Council before final consideration of a data center text amendment.”
Source document, p. 7 (opens in a new tab) Agenda +1 related mention
Adopted Moratorium Data centers
Town Council · · Granville County
“Approved Items Related to a Data Center Moratorium Extension, Study and Public Engagement Councilmember Shank introduced the item “Data Center Moratorium Clarification of Council Directed Study, Public Engagement, and…”
On the agenda (before the vote) Zoning amendment Data centers
Town Council · · Granville County
“2 continued Meeting - text amendment for data centers”
Extended Moratorium Data centers
Town Council · · Granville County
“presented first to the Planning Board and the public for review, questions, and community input, and thereafter to Town Council before final consideration of a data center text amendment.”
Source document, p. 7 (opens in a new tab) Agenda +1 related mention
On the agenda (before the vote) Moratorium Data centers
Town Council · · Granville County
“presented first to the Planning Board and the public for review, questions, and community input, and thereafter to Town Council before final consideration of a data center text amendment.”
Source document, p. 7 (opens in a new tab) Agenda +2 related mentions
On the agenda (before the vote) Moratorium Data centers
Town Council · · Granville County
“The process is intended to provide reliable information to the Town Council, Planning Board, staff, and community before consideration of potential Data Center text amendments to the Town’s Land Development Ordinance.”