St. Louis City updates proposal for data center regulation
News Clip0:29KMOV St. Louis·St. Louis, St. Louis City County, MO·5/6/2026
The City of St. Louis has updated its proposed framework for data center zoning regulations. These new rules include requirements for recycling, increased standards for generators to minimize environmental impacts, mandated reporting on resource usage, and guidelines to protect the city's water system. A public hearing is scheduled to discuss these proposed regulations.
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Gov: City of St. Louis
The City of St. Louis has unveiled an updated proposal for new rules governing data centers within the city limits. These proposed regulations are designed to introduce a comprehensive framework for data center zoning.
The updated rules include several key provisions: mandatory recycling requirements, heightened standards for generators to significantly reduce their environmental impact, and a requirement for data centers to provide mandated reporting on the resources they consume. Additionally, the proposal introduces various guidelines aimed at protecting the city's water system from potential impacts.
A public hearing has been scheduled, allowing residents and stakeholders to weigh in on these proposed changes to the data center regulations.