Johnson City publishes draft of proposed data center zoning rules
Johnson City officials have released a draft of proposed new zoning rules for data centers. These rules would require data centers to obtain special approval from the board of zoning appeals, in addition to meeting other requirements. The Johnson City Planning Commission is scheduled to review these proposed rules on June 9.
Johnson City, Tennessee, officials have unveiled a draft of new zoning regulations specifically targeting data centers. The proposed rules would necessitate special approval from the city's Board of Zoning Appeals for data center developments, alongside adherence to a comprehensive list of additional requirements.
The draft text, published by the city, marks a significant step in regulating the burgeoning data center industry within Johnson City. The proposed zoning rules are slated for their initial review by the Johnson City Planning Commission at an upcoming meeting scheduled for June 9 at 6 p.m. This move suggests a proactive approach by the city to manage the growth and impact of data center infrastructure.