McPherson Board of Zoning Appeals discusses future of county data center moratorium
Restrictions on facilities in unincorporated areas could be extended after current pause expires in December
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Become a subscriberMCPHERSON, Kan. – The city McPherson Board of Zoning Appeals discussed the McPherson County temporary moratorium on data centers at its meeting Tuesday evening, August 4.
McPherson County currently has a temporary moratorium on data centers. The McPherson County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to discuss the moratorium at its August 10 meeting at 7:00 p.m. at the McPherson County Building.
The existing moratorium is a temporary measure and is currently set to expire in December. If no action is taken, the moratorium may be allowed to expire at that time. County commissioners have indicated they are willing to consider longer-term or permanent restrictions if there is sufficient public interest and input. Residents who have opinions on the future of data center development in McPherson County are encouraged to attend the meeting and provide comments for the commission's consideration.
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