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Borough of Clayton
Mixed Data Center Policies
Against data centersPro data centers
New Jersey requires large data centers to cover much of their electricity costs and offer demand flexibility; reporting and construction rules add paperwork and costs. Tax incentives are available only to qualifying projects, while regulators study possible electricity-cost effects.
Rating and summary from New Jersey statewide as there are no scored current or future laws outside temporary restrictions for Borough of Clayton.
current law · Borough of ClaytonThis ordinance or proposed ordinance addresses data centers and battery energy storage systems as specifically regulated land uses under Clayton’s zoning code.Clayton Borough Ordinance 21-2026
People behind it
- Mayor and Council of the Borough of Clayton
Governing body that finally adopted Ordinances 21-2026 and 22-2026 and approved the professional appointment resolution
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