CHARLOTTE — A public hearing for a proposed data center in east Charlotte has been delayed for months after the City Council voted to halt new projects temporarily.
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A developer is seeking approval to build a 40,000‑square‑foot data center off Hood Road, and the project had been scheduled for a public hearing on Monday.
However, City Council voted this week to enact a 150‑day moratorium on data centers.
Because of that pause, the city says the proposal will not be considered until after November 5.