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Denton moves toward data center moratorium; City Council weighs stricter development rules
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· August 5, 2026
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Denton City Council voted to pursue a two-track approach to local data center regulation, advancing both a temporary moratorium and permanent development code changes for public input. Separate public hearings on each proposal begin in September.
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Key points Separate public hearings on each proposal begin in September. Denton City Council voted to pursue a two-track approach to local data center regulation, advancing both a temporary moratorium and permanent development code changes for public input. More government Today’s briefing Local events
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