Frederick Planning Commission, residents critique data center amendment
The Frederick Planning Commission and local residents are scrutinizing a proposed zoning amendment that would permit data centers within the city. Real estate developer Trammell Crow is actively advocating for this amendment, despite discussions around a potential citywide moratorium on data center development.
The Frederick Planning Commission and area residents have voiced critiques regarding a proposed zoning amendment designed to facilitate the establishment of data centers within the city. Real estate developer Trammell Crow is actively lobbying for this amendment, which would alter existing zoning regulations to permit data center operations.
The developer's persistent efforts come amidst ongoing discussions about the possibility of a citywide moratorium on data center construction. The Planning Commission, including members like Secretary John Temple, Chair Elaine Llewellyn, Vice Chair Robert Robey, and Commissioner Luis Montes, listened to Trammell Crow's presentation on the proposed changes.