A citywide, one-year moratorium prohibits constructing or expanding data centers and bars the City from accepting, reviewing, processing, or approving applications for that work. The moratorium may end earlier if repealed or when a zoning amendment regulating data centers takes effect. The current proposed project was later removed from the moratorium by amendment. no new or existing Data Center shall be constructed or expanded remove the current proposed data center from a moratorium

Previously accepted applications for data center construction or expansion receive no further review or work during the moratorium. They must be withdrawn, acted on under the ordinance, or—if the applicant agrees in writing—put off indefinitely until the City completes its study and relevant zoning amendments take effect. The ordinance also says it does not itself unilaterally extend statutory application deadlines. no additional review or other work on any previously accepted applications

Violating the ordinance may be prosecuted as a misdemeanor, punishable by up to 90 days in jail, a fine of up to $1,000, or both; each day of violation is a separate offense. Each day that a violation occurs

The amendment removes the current proposed data center from the moratorium, allowing its application to proceed outside the moratorium. This applies only to that project; it does not itself approve the site plan, which remains subject to City Council review and other development requirements. The amendment would remove the current proposed data center from the moratorium.