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  1. Increased data center development pressure is being reported in the Colorado region.

Northern Colorado Officials Address Housing Shortages and Data Center Growth

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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Leaders from Northern Colorado met to discuss regional issues, with affordable housing being identified as a primary concern for communities in the area. Fort Collins is considering policy changes because its land use code does not address data centers. The city has an application for a 20-megawatt facility, which developers state will serve local computer and data processing needs.

From bizwest.com

Why it matters

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The simultaneous pressure from large-scale infrastructure applications and housing shortages is forcing regional government and utility operators to address land use policy. The city council in Fort Collins might impose a moratorium on data centers due to existing code limitations.

Increased data center development pressure is being reported in the Colorado region.

From bizwest.com

Who's involved

  • Fort CollinsCity facing potential moratorium and land use code issues regarding data centers
  • Northern ColoradoRegion where officials met to discuss housing and data center pressures

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  • Could see changes in ownership or control related to new data center construction on their former site.

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