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  1. Mayor Dan Brady and City Manager Jeff Jurgens are initiating property redevelopment and reinvestment in Bloomington.

Bloomington City Manager likely to extend data center moratorium

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Jeff Jurgens is likely to extend a moratorium on development in Bloomington. This follows resident arguments that a majority of Bloomington voters want a permanent ban on data centers, based on advisory question results showing 78% support. The city is currently under a six-month moratorium.

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The city is considering revised regulations that include restrictions on data center size and location, and require extensive reporting from developers. This regulatory action could restrict major data center investment in Bloomington, potentially impacting city revenue and growth.

Mayor Dan Brady and Jeff Jurgens are initiating property redevelopment and reinvestment in Bloomington.

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  • BloomingtonSpeculative

    Might see city revenue and growth impacted by the restriction of major data center investment.

  • BrockwaySpeculative

    Could see reduced demand for large-scale construction projects, impacting union revenue.

  • bankSpeculative

    May see the pipeline of large commercial and industrial loans reduced due to the moratorium.

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