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Majority of Fort Worth council members call for data center moratorium

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By Cecilia Lenzen Verified, Nicole Lopez Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
A majority of Fort Worth City Council members expressed support for a temporary moratorium on data center developments Thursday. Elizabeth Beck, Carlos Flores, Mia Hall, Jeanette Martinez and Chris Nettles said in a news release Thursday afternoon they plan to propose the halt at the council’s next meeting after their return from summer break in August. Council member Michael Crain confirmed his support to the Fort Worth Report after the release was distributed.
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Majority of Fort Worth council members call for data center moratorium

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By Cecilia Lenzen Verified, Nicole Lopez Verified
| Fort Worth Report Verified
A majority of Fort Worth City Council members expressed support for a temporary moratorium on data center developments Thursday. Elizabeth Beck, Carlos Flores, Mia Hall, Jeanette Martinez and Chris Nettles said in a news release Thursday afternoon they plan to propose the halt at the council’s next meeting after their return from summer break in August. Council member Michael Crain confirmed his support to the Fort Worth Report after the release was distributed.
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Zoning commissioners deny data center rules, return ordinance to Fort Worth City Council

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By Nicole Lopez Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
Fort Worth’s proposed zoning and development ordinance on data centers — a first of its kind — received a 7-4 vote of denial before it heads to City Council. Zoning commissioners expressed a need for more details, stricter regulations and more time to review the ordinance. Before making a vote, all commissioners agreed the city needs to evaluate proposed changes to the ordinance. Changes they recommended included setback distances and which industrial zones data centers can operate in.
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