Piedmont City Council delayed a vote on Cloverleaf’s revised AI data center proposal until Sept. 28.
The Piedmont City Council has tabled its decision on Cloverleaf's revised AI data center proposal until September 28th. The delay allows the city attorney more time to revise the Planned Unit Development (PUD) language. This decision comes after months of public pushback from residents who still have questions and want more accountability.
The Piedmont City Council decided to table a vote on Cloverleaf's updated AI data center proposal, postponing the decision until September 28th. This action took place during a recent Piedmont City Council meeting, where members chose to delay the company's revised Planned Unit Development (PUD) rezoning and annexation request.
A city council member indicated that the postponement provides the city attorney with additional time to refine the PUD language. The goal is to ensure that council members have a clear understanding of what they would be approving when the vote takes place. Cloverleaf had already revised its proposal in response to several months of public opposition.
Despite the revisions, many local residents reportedly still have unanswered questions and are calling for greater accountability from the council before a final vote is cast. The upcoming meeting on September 28th at 6:30 PM will address these items, but no new public comment will be allowed, as it is a continuation of a previously discussed matter.