City of Harmony set to review data center ordinance
The Harmony City Council, along with the Harmony Economic Development Authority and Planning and Zoning boards, is scheduled to review an ordinance concerning data center projects. This meeting follows inquiries from MiEnergy and Dairyland Power Cooperative about purchasing 60 acres for a data center near the city.
The City of Harmony, Minnesota, is convening a joint meeting of its City Council, Economic Development Authority, and Planning and Zoning boards to review a proposed ordinance specifically addressing data center projects. The discussion comes in response to inquiries from MiEnergy and Dairyland Power Cooperative, both of whom have approached the city about acquiring a 60-acre parcel of land for a potential data center development. The meeting is anticipated to formalize or amend regulations pertaining to such projects within the city's jurisdiction.
The public meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. local time, with local news channel ABC 6 News planning to report on any decisions made regarding the ordinance.