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Statesboro Council to hold second public hearing on downscaled data centers law
Revised version defines ‘hyperscale’ centers as 50-200 acres but then prohibits them, allowing only smaller ‘edge’ centers
Justin Williams
Planning and Development Director Justin Williams speaks to Statesboro City Council about the proposed Technological Facilities and Data Center Ordinance during the May 19 council meeting. With changes the council approved at the first reading, the proposal will be back before the council at 9 a.m. Tuesday, with another public hearing slated. / (Image source: City video)
In a change from the usual practice, Statesboro City Council will hold another public hearing for the second reading and possible final approval of a Data Centers Ordinance during council’s 9 a.m. Tuesday, June 2, regular meeting.