Weld County Commissioners Vote on Data Center Zoning
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Weld County commissioners in Colorado are set to vote on April sixth to determine if data centers can be built in specific industrial zones of unincorporated areas. This decision comes after a global AI company purchased land once used by Carestream Health and Kodak. While some residents are excited about potential tech growth, others express concerns over water usage and power grid strain. Commissioners have held community meetings to gather input and will consider all factors before making a decision. If approved, data centers would only be allowed in designated industrial areas, avoiding residential and historic sites. The outcome of this vote will significantly impact the countys future.
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