Lebanon to vote on data center ordinance
The Lebanon City Council in Tennessee is set to vote on an ordinance that will establish ground rules for new data center projects. These rules include building and property requirements, as well as noise regulations. The council will also address a request from the police department for camera replacement installations.
The Lebanon City Council in Tennessee is scheduled to convene at 6:00 PM to consider a new ordinance concerning data centers. The proposed ordinance aims to establish foundational rules for future data center developments within the city.
Key aspects of the ordinance include specific building and property requirements, as well as regulations regarding noise levels associated with these projects. Concurrently, the council will also review a request from the police department to proceed with camera replacement installations.