Humboldt County Board Considers Data Center Moratorium and Redwood Removal Ban
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Updated Oct 5
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What happened
The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors met to discuss several ordinances. These included a proposal for a temporary moratorium on data center development in unincorporated parts of the county and a ban on permitting old growth redwood removal outside of specific agricultural zones. The board also considered establishing a financial plan for flood control resources ahead of anticipated El Niño conditions.
From times-standard.com
Why it matters
The proposed land use restrictions could impact the real estate and technology sectors within Humboldt County. Additionally, the county is preparing to allocate funds to procure emergency supplies like sand and sandbags for flood control.
From times-standard.com
Who's involved
- Humboldt CountyThe county where the Board of Supervisors functions as the governing body.
- boardThe governing body of Humboldt County considering local ordinances.
- Public WorksA department formally belonging to Humboldt County responsible for public works.
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Humboldt County
county in California, United States
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