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San Diego Mayor Gloria Directs Moratorium on New Data Centers

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What happened

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San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria signed an executive order directing city staff to advance a temporary moratorium on new data center construction within the city limits. This action comes as council members are advancing the moratorium despite opposition from Joe LaCava. Joe LaCava stated that the city does not need a "resource-guzzling data center" in the middle of the city.

From sandiegouniontribune.com

Why it matters

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The moratorium alters the city's investment climate for data centers. This regulatory action forces the San Diego City Council to address major land-use changes and development policies.

From sandiegouniontribune.com

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  • GloriaMayor and chief executive representative of San Diego
  • Joe LaCavaCouncil President and leader within the San Diego City Council
  • San Diego City CouncilLegislative branch of the City of San Diego

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