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Chatham County moves toward data center regulations
News ClipThe Sanford Herald·Pittsboro, Chatham County, NC

Chatham County moves toward data center regulations

Chatham County commissioners unanimously voted to amend the county’s zoning ordinance to create data center regulations, with a public hearing on development standards scheduled for Nov. 30. The county’s temporary moratorium was challenged successfully by developer Eco TIP West, while residents and the Haw River Assembly continue to seek stronger protections and a statewide moratorium.

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10/31/2026
News ClipWRAL·Moncure, Chatham County, NC

Chatham County Commissioners approve two items in special meeting on data centers

Chatham County commissioners unanimously approved changes to the county’s zoning ordinance to add language addressing data centers and scheduled a public hearing on development standards. The county’s temporary moratorium remains in place, but a Superior Court judge recently ruled in favor of Eco TIP West, whose planned 750-megawatt data center near Moncure is covered by the dispute.

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10/30/2026
Chatham County residents to call for statewide pause on data centers
News ClipWRAL·Pittsboro, Chatham County, NC

Chatham County residents to call for statewide pause on data centers

Chatham County residents and the Haw River Assembly are calling for a two-year statewide moratorium on new data center development in North Carolina, citing water use and potential river contamination. The effort follows a court ruling favoring Eco TIP West, which plans a 750-megawatt data center near Moncure despite Chatham County's local moratorium.

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10/28/2026
Raleigh could be forced to allow a new data center, despite moratorium
News ClipCardinal & Pine·Raleigh, Wake County, NC

Raleigh could be forced to allow a new data center, despite moratorium

Raleigh City Council adopted a six-month moratorium on data center applications and permitting, but a court ruling in neighboring Chatham County could force the city to allow a proposed 100,000-square-foot Radius DC facility. The council is scheduled to discuss the ruling and its implications for the project during upcoming work sessions.

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10/19/2026
NC judge rules Chatham County data center can go forward despite moratorium
News ClipCardinal & Pine·Moncure, Chatham County, NC

NC judge rules Chatham County data center can go forward despite moratorium

A Chatham County data center project by developer Eco TIP West will proceed despite a county-enacted year-long moratorium, following a Superior Court decision. The developer sued the county, successfully arguing its project was already in progress when the moratorium was passed and should be exempt. The court ruled in favor of Eco TIP West and ordered Chatham County to pay damages.

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9/23/2026
Judge allows Chatham data center to proceed despite moratorium
News Clipcarolinajournal.com·Chatham County, NC

Judge allows Chatham data center to proceed despite moratorium

A Superior Court judge ruled in favor of Eco TIP West, allowing its data center project in Chatham County, North Carolina, to proceed. The ruling overrides the county's moratorium on new data centers, asserting that Eco TIP West had vested rights and that the moratorium was unlawfully applied to their project. The court also indicated Eco TIP West is entitled to attorney's fees and damages.

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9/18/2026
Chatham County data center can proceed despite moratorium, judge rules
News ClipRaleigh News & Observer·Moncure, Chatham County, NC

Chatham County data center can proceed despite moratorium, judge rules

A Chatham County Superior Court judge ruled that a data center project by Eco TIP West in Moncure can proceed, despite a 12-month moratorium enacted by Chatham County commissioners. Eco TIP West had sued the county, arguing the project was already underway and had secured necessary permits before the moratorium was implemented. The county is now considering its legal options following the ruling.

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9/18/2026