David City
Neutral Data Center Policies
David City’s enacted zoning ordinance allows data centers to be considered in two districts, but each project still needs a conditional-use permit, so approval is not guaranteed.
current law · City of David CityAmends David City’s zoning ordinance by adding and revising definitions, updating permitted and conditional uses in the land-use matrix, and addressing setbacks in the TA-1 Transitional Agriculture District, including commercial and industrial uses and specified agricultural, livestock, manufacturing, and waste-related activities.Butler County, Nebraska Zoning Ordinance No. 1528 (2026)
What this means
The measure creates a path for data centers to be considered in two zoning districts, which may enable projects that otherwise would not be allowed. They still need conditional-use permits, adding approval steps and uncertainty.
People behind it
- City of David City, Nebraska
Municipal entity that proposed and adopted the zoning ordinance amendments.
- City Council
Legislative body that passed and approved the ordinance.
- Jessica Miller
Mayor who passed and approved the ordinance.
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- Lori Matchett
City Clerk who attested to the ordinance and was responsible for its publication.
Restrictions & requirementsHide restrictions & requirements2
Data centers require a conditional use permit in the zoning districts where the land-use matrix marks the use “C,” rather than being automatically permitted.
Data centers are subject to the additional requirements identified in Section 9.24 of the Zoning Ordinance.
Benefits & exceptionsHide benefits & exceptions1
The land-use matrix adds Data Center as an identified use and marks it "C" in two zoning districts, meaning it may be allowed through a conditional use permit, subject to Section 9.24: Data Center C C Section 9.24.
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