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The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors unanimously directed county staff to develop zoning regulations that could limit new data centers in unincorporated areas. Supervisors rejected an earlier proposal to study a countywide ban as too strict without more information, while citing potential impacts on energy, water, environmental resources, noise and air quality.
San Mateo County supervisors will consider a resolution directing staff to study new zoning rules that could ultimately ban data centers on unincorporated land. The review follows the rejection of Global Stack LLC's proposal for a data center at the San Mateo County Event Center and will examine potential effects on water, energy use, public health and the community.
Democratic congressional candidate Randy Villegas has proposed a one-year moratorium on new data centers in California's San Joaquin Valley, citing local resident outcry and concerns over electricity and water resources. His platform also calls for data centers to pay full electricity costs and for their revenue to fund local schools. The proposal follows skepticism regarding a potential project by Global Stack LLC at the Tulare County Fairgrounds.
Tulare County residents continue to voice strong opposition to a proposed data center by Global Stack LLC at the Tulare County Fairgrounds, citing concerns about health risks and excessive water usage. The Tulare County 24th District Agricultural Association (DAA) board has approved a non-binding MOU but tabled the lease agreement, promising a presentation from Global Stack in January. Residents have urged the DAA to consider a moratorium similar to one enacted by the Tulare County Board of Supervisors.
Tulare County supervisors enacted a 45-day moratorium on data center development, but community groups are pressing for a permanent ban. This comes amidst strong local opposition to a potential data center project by Global Stack LLC at the Tulare County Fairgrounds, a decision for which the fair board previously tabled action.
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Tulare County has enacted a 45-day moratorium on data center development in unincorporated areas, with a potential extension to a year, to study the impacts on water, power, air quality, and agriculture. Meanwhile, the cities of Hanford and Visalia are also considering or have taken steps to oppose or restrict data center projects within their jurisdictions. This comes amid opposition to Global Stack LLC's proposal to build edge computing systems at local fairgrounds.
The Tulare County Fair board is set to vote on leasing fairground land to Global Stack LLC for small data center developments. The company proposes building 8- to 10-megawatt edge-computing data centers at fairgrounds across California. The plan faces opposition from some residents concerned about water usage and pollution.
A proposal by Global Stack LLC to develop an "emergency preparedness hub" data center at the Solano County Fairgrounds in Vallejo, California, is scheduled for discussion by the Solano County Fair Association's Board of Directors. The plan for an 8-10 megawatt facility has sparked significant public opposition due to concerns over environmental impacts, high electricity consumption, and water usage for cooling. Residents are organizing to voice their objections at the upcoming meeting.
A proposal by Global Stack LLC to build a data center at the Calistoga Fairgrounds has been shelved due to intense community backlash and lack of city support. City officials confirmed that no data center project is moving forward in Calistoga at this time. The city is instead focusing on revitalizing a dormant golf course on the property.
An editorial from The Press Democrat argues against a proposal by Global Stack LLC to build a data center, parking garage, and aircraft launch pad at the Calistoga Fairgrounds in California's Wine Country. Local residents expressed strong opposition at a recent meeting, citing concerns about preserving the region's character, water resources, and electricity supply. The editorial emphasizes that the site is unsuitable due to existing land use restrictions and the negative impacts on the area's agricultural, environmental, and economic resources.
Calistoga residents voiced fierce opposition to a proposal from Global Stack LLC for a data center, multi-story parking garage, and vertiport at the city's 70-acre Fairgrounds. Nearly 100 people attended a Fairgrounds Advisory Committee meeting to criticize the plan, which they deemed a poor fit for the small town.
Calistoga residents expressed strong opposition to a proposal by Global Stack LLC to build a data center, a three-story parking garage, and a helipad at the Calistoga Fairgrounds. Community members raised concerns about environmental impacts, resource drain, and the project's inconsistency with the town's character and fairgrounds' historical uses. The Calistoga Fairgrounds Advisory Committee heard the presentation but confirmed no vote was taking place, acknowledging the significant public disapproval.