Data Center Moratorium

Supported a data center moratorium but argued a 6-month window is too short to study all necessary issues.

Urged passage of a moratorium and creation of a public advisory committee for citizen input.

Requested a longer 32-month moratorium to properly evaluate long-term impacts of resource-intensive data centers.

Shared stories of environmental degradation and urged a strong moratorium with citizen advisory input.

Supported action on a moratorium but asked for an extension beyond 180 days to match other North Carolina communities.

Argued that a 6-month moratorium is too short and called for a 32-month pause with a public advisory committee.

Opposed a 6-month moratorium as insufficient, citing environmental and noise harms from hyperscale data centers.

Opposed a 6-month moratorium and pushed for a 32-month pause to address noise, water, and land concerns.

Requested a 32-month moratorium on data center approvals to study impacts on water, air, and noise pollution.

Spoke as a young resident urging action on clean energy and a data center moratorium to protect future water and air quality.

Supported the 2050 clean energy resolution and requested a 32-month moratorium on new data centers.

Announced a coalition advocating for a 32-month moratorium on data centers and requested planning board review.