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Village of Romeo

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Mixed Data Center Policies

Romeo’s resolution is labeled enacted, though its description says “if enacted”; it would pause data-center approvals, construction, installation, and related activity for 12 months.

Rating from Michigan statewide as there are no scored current or future laws outside temporary restrictions for Village of Romeo.

current law · Village of Romeo
Pauses for 12 months the establishment, permitting, review, approval, construction, and installation of data centers in the Village of Romeo.Village of Romeo Resolution No. 26-013 (2026)

What this means

If enacted, the resolution would pause data center establishment, permitting, review, approval, construction, and installation in Romeo for 12 months, making new projects and expansions substantially harder during that period (“twelve (12) month moratorium”). The source lists no exceptions or offsetting benefits.

Timing

Ends
twelve (12) months

Resolution 26-013 establishes a twelve-month moratorium on data centers within the Village of Romeo. The sources do not state an explicit calendar expiration date or any extension conditions.

People behind it

  • Moved to adopt the proposed PILOP ordinance amendment and supported acceptance of Resolution 26-014.

  • Supported the motion to adopt the proposed PILOP ordinance amendment.

  • Moved to accept Resolution 26-013 and Resolution 26-014.

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  • Supported the motion to accept Resolution 26-013.

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  • A 12-month moratorium prohibits the establishment, permitting, consideration, approval, construction, and installation of data centers within the Village of Romeo.

Sources

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