City of Page
Mixed Data Center Policies
Arizona’s rules include equipment-tax benefits for qualifying data centers, but an enacted three-year restriction blocks new tax-relief applications; some descriptions nevertheless use prospective wording. Planning requirements and seasonal limits on local construction-noise restrictions also affect projects.
Rating and summary from Arizona statewide as there are no scored current or future laws outside temporary restrictions for City of Page.
pending · Municipal zoning jurisdiction; proposed Data Center Overlay DistrictProposes to allow data centers only in City Council-approved overlay districts and impose project-specific rules for impacts such as water, power, noise, fire safety, and site design; it has not been adopted.Coconino County Zoning Ordinance (Data Center Overlay)
People behind it
- Sylvia Shaffer
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Proposed approval restriction: data centers would be not permitted to operate in the city unless explicitly approved as part of a Data Center Overlay District.
Proposed additional process: All applications for data centers shall include a development agreement authorized by the City Council.
Proposed mitigation and design controls address electrical and water supply, noise and vibration, fire safety, backup energy systems, setbacks, landscaping, screening, lighting and building design. These are proposed compliance burdens, not evidence of an anti-development policy or final law.
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Proposed enabling overlay intended to allow for the development of data centers within areas of the city where there is existing infrastructure.
Proposed ancillary-use allowance: Data centers that are ancillary to another primary use are allowed provided they satisfy the listed size, enterprise-use and non-stand-alone conditions.
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