A moratorium on new data centers is being planned by Supervisor Shamann Walton. This suspension is set to last 45 days and will be introduced on September 15.
The move comes amid rising fear over data centers. Supervisor Walton represents District 10.
Further details on the proposed moratorium can be found through the source publication, which reports on the development.
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