Pulaski County justices override judge’s veto of data center regulations
The Pulaski County Quorum Court voted 10-4 to override County Judge Barry Hyde’s veto of a proposed ordinance regulating data centers, moving forward with new requirements for qualifying developmen… The Pulaski County Quorum Court overruled County Judge Barry Hyde's veto of a proposed ordinance regulating data centers, moving forward with new requirements for qualifying developments. The ordinance requires data centers meeting certain size or electricity-demand thresholds to obtain a conditional use permit from the county. Developers must also provide information about expected electricity demand, water use and emergency-response plans as part of the permitting process. Hyde argued that the ordinance could expose the county to unnecessary legal and financial risks. A separate transparency ordinance also approved, requiring the county’s Planning and Development Department to notify all justices of the peace when site plan applications are filed and identifying which justice of the court districts would affect each application.
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PULASKI COUNTY, Ark. – The Pulaski County Quorum Court voted 10-4 to override County Judge Barry Hyde’s veto of a proposed ordinance regulating data centers, moving forward with new requirements for q... [3059 symbols]
