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Temporary Moratorium on Data Center Development, Establishment, Intensification, and Expansion

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Place of Performance

San Diego, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Diego
Contacts2 people available
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Rebecca MaloneProgram Manager
Courtney PashPrincipal Planner

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Adoption of an ordinance to enact a temporary moratorium on the development of data centers in the City of San Diego. Data centers present a threat to public safety, health and welfare, and a moratorium provides the City with time to study, consider, and potentially adopt regulations to address whether, where, and under what conditions data centers should be allowed within the City.

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