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All meetings shall be publicly noticed, recorded, and archived.

D. Timeline and Deliverables

TimelineDeliverable
Within 60 DaysCompletion of ordinance gap analysis
Within 120 DaysRelease of initial public ordinance draft
Within 180 DaysCompletion of public hearings and updated ordinance draft
Within 300 DaysRelease of final ordinance draft
Prior to ExpirationFormal public hearing and Board consideration

E. Moratorium Restrictions

During the moratorium, neither Dubuque County nor any County department, board, commission, official, employee, or agent shall accept, process, review, approve, issue, or otherwise authorize any discretionary approval for a covered Data Center project or supporting infrastructure.

SECTION 2 — EXECUTION STRUCTURE AND PROCESS

A. Weekly Supervisor Work Sessions

The Board of Supervisors shall hold weekly public work sessions throughout the moratorium focused on, but not limited to:

  • Ordinance development
  • Staff progress updates
  • Review of studies and reports
  • Assignment of responsibilities and deadlines
  • Public questions and feedback, as appropriate
  • Each meeting shall:
  • Be publicly noticed
  • Include agendas and meeting summaries