London considers 2-year pause on data centers
The City of London, Kentucky, is considering a proposed ordinance to enact a two-year moratorium on new data centers. The initial reading of this ordinance has occurred, with potential for a one-year extension if approved by the London Planning Commission.
The City of London, Kentucky, is moving forward with discussions on an ordinance to implement a two-year moratorium on new data center construction. City leaders conducted the first reading of the proposed measure, which aims to temporarily halt data center developments within city limits.
The ordinance includes a provision allowing for an additional one-year extension, subject to approval from the London Planning Commission. This action signifies a proactive step by local authorities to manage future data center expansion.