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Aurora city council rejects six-month data center ban as it pursues new regulations
Aurora's City Council rejected a temporary six-month moratorium on data center construction by voting 6-5, even amid resident concerns about energy strain. Instead, the council passed resolutions to establish development standards for data centers without implementing a ban. The city has been given 35 days to work through proposed regulations that may include revisiting zoning rules or banning evaporative cooling.
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