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Ordinance No. 821, to Establish an Ordinance adding Chapter 17.42 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Data Centers & Associated Uses to the Irwindale Municipal Code.

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Ordinance No. 821 is a city-initiated proposed amendment to the Irwindale Municipal Code designed to establish Chapter 17.42 within Title 17 regarding Zoning. The primary objective of this ordinance is to prohibit the establishment and operation of Artificial Intelligence data centers and their associated uses throughout the entire City of Irwindale, California. Managed by the City of Irwindale, the proposal is overseen by the Community Development Director, Marilyn Simpson. This regulatory action aims to restrict AI data center land uses citywide to ensure zoning compliance and urban planning alignment within the jurisdiction.

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Ordinance 821 prohibits artificial intelligence data centers and associated uses in Irwindale, California.

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California → City of Irwindale

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925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural DevelopmentView NAICS

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Irwindale, CA, 91706

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NOE ZOA 01-2026 FINAL

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Irwindale

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California → City of Irwindale

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Marilyn SimpsonCommunity Development Director

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Ordinance No. 821 is a City-initiated proposed code amendment to the Irwindale Municipal Code relative to adding Chapter 17.42 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Data Centers and Associated Uses to Title 17 (Zoning) to prohibit AI Data Center Land Uses Citywide.

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