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Scarborough Town Council imposes data center moratorium - Portland Press Herald
News ClipMaine Sunday Telegram·Scarborough, Cumberland County, ME

Scarborough Town Council imposes data center moratorium - Portland Press Herald

The Scarborough Town Council unanimously enacted a 180-day moratorium on data center development, impacting a project proposed by developer Daniel Dickinson. The ban allows the town to revise its zoning ordinance and address community concerns about environmental impacts and water consumption. Residents and councilors expressed strong opposition to data centers in Scarborough, citing incompatibility with the town's values and resources.

6/4/2026
Scarborough Town Council approves data center moratorium
News ClipWGME·Scarborough, Cumberland County, ME

Scarborough Town Council approves data center moratorium

The Scarborough Town Council has enacted a 180-day moratorium on data center construction. This decision follows a proposal by developer Daniel Dickinson for a 140,000 sq ft data center, which town officials had previously rejected as incomplete. Concerns from residents and councilors regarding environmental impact and noise influenced the council's decision.

6/4/2026
Scarborough to vote on data center moratorium
News ClipThe Portland Press Herald·Scarborough, Cumberland County, ME

Scarborough to vote on data center moratorium

Scarborough, Maine, is considering a 180-day data center moratorium, with a Town Council vote scheduled for June 3. The proposed moratorium would retroactively apply to applications submitted after April 1, including a specific 52-acre Scarborough Technology Park development whose proposal was rejected as incomplete. Residents and state representatives support the local ban to allow time for the town to establish regulations for data centers.

5/28/2026