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Lake County extends data center moratorium through June 2027

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Lake County extends data center moratorium through June 2027 — Winter Park Technology news

Lake County commissioners approved a six-month extension of the county’s data center moratorium on Tuesday, according to an update provided after the meeting. The extension would keep the pause in place through June 2027.The update says the decision carries the moratorium beyond the next legislative session in Tallahassee, keeping the debate over data centers—and local control over development—in the spotlight.A pause, not a permanent banThe distinction for residents is that a moratorium is temporary. The meeting update describes support among a majority of commissioners for continuing the pause, rather than adopting a permanent ban.“I believe we need a complete total ban, but right now the majority of the Commission supports a moratorium for the time being,” the statement reads.The statement’s author thanked fellow commissioners for supporting the extension and urged residents to remain involved.Why this matters to Lake County residentsLake County’s debate focuses on how large data

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