The Data Center Divide
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Custer Township
Neutral Data Center Policies
Custer Township has adopted a resolution opposing data centers, but it cannot prevent them and creates no binding ban or new approval requirements; it may discourage developers.
current law · Custer TownshipDeclares that data centers are not wanted in Custer Township and directs the Township to share its opposition with developers and state agencies.Custer Township Resolution #8 of 2026 — Establishing Public Policy Against Data Centers
What this means
The resolution states the township opposes data centers, but also says it cannot prevent their installation. It may discourage developers somewhat, but it creates no binding ban or new approval requirements, costs, or delays.
People behind it
- D. Allen
Moved to pass Resolution #8 of 2026 establishing public policy against data centers in Custer Township.
- A. Fleet
Seconded the motion to pass Resolution #8 of 2026.
- Custer Township Board
Adopted Resolution #8 of 2026 establishing public policy against data centers in the township.
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- R. Flake
Township Supervisor who declared the resolution adopted.
- Stacy Simon
Township Clerk who certified the resolution's adoption.
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Establishes a township public policy that data centers are not compatible with Custer Township’s development vision and are not desired within township boundaries; the resolution does not legally ban them because the township and county lack zoning authority to prevent their installation.
Requires the Township to provide the resolution to any developer or state agency that inquires about constructing or operating a data center in the township.
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