City of St. Marys
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Mixed Data Center Policies
St. Marys has enacted a temporary 12-month pause on establishing or converting buildings for data centers and related construction, delaying new projects while the city reviews its rules; it is not a permanent ban.
Rating from Ohio statewide as there are no scored current or future laws outside temporary restrictions for City of St. Marys.
current law · City of St. MarysImposes a temporary 12-month moratorium on establishing or converting a structure into a data center and on developing, constructing, or changing a use in a way that would allow data centers, beginning on the resolution’s effective date (Resolution No.City of St. Marys Emergency Resolution 2026-08
What this means
The measure would pause establishing data centers, converting buildings for data center use, and related construction for 12 months, creating a substantial delay for new projects (“Temporary Moratorium” lasting “Twelve (12) Months). The pause is temporary and allows time for the city to review relevant rules, so it is not a permanent ban.
Timing
- Ends
- 12 months from the effective date of the resolution
The moratorium may be rescinded or extended in the future.
People behind it
- John Bubp
Moved passage of Resolution No. 202607 and co-sponsored Ordinance No. 202607 and Ordinance No. 202609 through seconding motions.
- David Lunz
Moved passage of Ordinance No. 202606 and Resolution No. 202608 and co-sponsored Ordinance No. 202609.
- Josie Slater
Co-sponsored Resolution No. 202607 and Resolution No. 202608 through seconding passage motions.
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- Buchanan
Moved suspension of the rules for Ordinance No. 202606.
- Bob Fitzgerald
Introduced Ordinance No. 202607 and Ordinance No. 202609 and co-sponsored Ordinance No. 202607.
- Michael Aquaro Jr.
Co-sponsored Ordinance No. 202606 and introduced Ordinance No. 202607 and Resolution No. 202608 through seconding reading motions.
- Aaron Gilliland
Co-sponsored the introduction of Ordinance No. 202607 and Ordinance No. 202609 and moved introduction of Ordinance No. 202610.
- Erik Mauter
Co-sponsored introduction of Ordinance No. 202609 and Ordinance No. 202610.
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A 12-month temporary moratorium prohibits establishing or converting structures or buildings into data centers, including developing or constructing any building or changing a use in a way that would allow a data center. The moratorium begins on the resolution’s effective date and allows the city time to review applicable laws and ordinances.
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