City of St. Louis updates data center regulations

The City of St. Louis' Planning and Urban Design Agency has unveiled updated zoning regulations concerning data center proposals. According to city officials, these new rules aim to provide a more transparent and structured framework for data center development within city limits, outlining specific conditions and locations where such facilities can be established. Key changes in the updated framework include addressing particular community concerns and mandating a community benefits agreement for any significant data center project. The comprehensive report detailing all changes and new requirements is publicly accessible via the City of St. Louis website. Residents and interested parties are invited to a public hearing on Monday, May 18, to discuss the updated regulations.