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Aurora City Council to Vote on Indefinite Data Center Moratorium

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Mayor Mike Coffman announced on October 15 that the Aurora City Council will vote next week on an indefinite moratorium regarding data centers. This follows resident opposition to plans for the Vantage Data Center’s Trident complex near the intersection of E-470 and East 48th Avenue. The proposed complex details 861,866 square feet of two-story building space.

From westword.com

Why it matters

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The vote directly impacts the ability of Vantage Data Centers to proceed with its Trident complex project in Aurora. The moratorium aims to pause further data center applications until the city establishes new policies.

Mike Coffman is leading local initiatives that are part of the state's larger problems.

From westword.com

Who's involved

  • Vantage Data CentersPlans to establish operations near an intersection in Aurora.
  • AuroraThe city where the data center plans are located and where the moratorium will be voted on.
  • Mike CoffmanMayor of Aurora, who announced the moratorium vote.
  • city councilThe legislative body in Aurora that will vote on the moratorium.

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  • Vantage Data CentersSpeculative

    Might face delays in project revenue due to the moratorium vote threatening the Trident complex.

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