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Be recorded and publicly accessible

B. Monthly Progress Reporting

County staff and/or designated committees shall provide monthly public progress reports identifying:

  • Completed deliverables
  • Outstanding tasks
  • Delays or deficiencies
  • Upcoming milestones and deadlines

C. Public Drafting and Review Process

The ordinance development process shall remain open and transparent through:

Public access to draft ordinance language

Public review opportunities

Open discussion of revisions and recommendations

D. Accountability and Tracking

At the conclusion of each meeting:

  • Action items shall be assigned
  • Deadlines shall be established

Progress shall be publicly tracked

A final public findings report will be produced by County staff summarizing the planning process, technical analyses, public input received, recommendations considered, and the rationale supporting the adopted ordinance and any related policy decisions.

The moratorium process shall remain focused on ordinance development, completion of required studies, public engagement, and establishment of enforceable protections prior to consideration of any data center proposal.

SECTION 3 — CONDITIONS FOR TERMINATION OF THE MORATORIUM

The Board may consider the termination of the moratorium in accordance with the Moratorium Resolution adopted by the Board on July 6, 2026.

Extension Provision

The Board may extend the moratorium in accordance with its moratorium resolution.