City of Savannah seeks public input on proposed data center rules
The City of Savannah is seeking public input on proposed rules for data centers. The potential zoning changes could regulate where data centers are built and operated, including noise, water and electricity use, neighborhood setbacks and community benefits.
The City of Savannah is asking residents, businesses and neighborhood groups to comment on proposed data center regulations through an online survey. The rules under consideration could change zoning requirements governing where data centers may be built and how they operate.
Potential provisions include limits on noise, water consumption and electricity use, minimum distances from neighborhoods, and requirements related to community benefits. Public comments are being accepted through Nov. 20.