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Champaign County Task Force Reviews Draft Ordinance for Large Data Centers

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  1. Champaign County is involved in local sustainability discussions and has hired collection services from a local company.

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What happened

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The Champaign County Data Center Activities Task Force held a meeting to gather public input on a draft ordinance for large data centers. The county enacted a one-year moratorium on large data centers in April. The task force must complete the new draft ordinance before the end of the year to ensure it is passed before the moratorium expires.

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The ordinance addresses where large data center development is permitted. Community members voiced concerns that the construction of these facilities could negatively impact

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Who's involved

  • Champaign CountyThe county established the task force to regulate data center activities and ensure compliance with EPA standards.

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  1. A county is considering data center development, which is leading into a task force established in Champaign County, Illinois, to oversee activities and ensure compliance with EPA standards.Sub-event
  2. Champaign County is involved in local sustainability discussions and has hired collection services from a local company.Sub-event
  3. Sangamon County approved a CyrusOne facility near Morgan County while Champaign County imposed a moratorium on development.Sub-event
  4. Task force created in Champaign County regarding data center activities and EPA compliance.1 source

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