Barren County releases draft rules for data centers, other high-intensity developments
The 88-page draft would establish requirements for projects with large electricity, water and infrastructure demands.
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The 88-page draft would establish requirements for projects with large electricity, water and infrastructure demands.
A discussion over $400,000 in jail revenue exposed a larger issue with cash flow and communication.
Kentucky’s Constitution establishes the basic framework for property taxation.
Three citizens spoke during the hearing, including a former candidate and a current candidate.
The proposed zoning ordinance would give the county a framework for regulating land use, including where certain types of development could be located and what requirements they would have to meet.
Residents question the size and density of the proposed Highland Heights development.
The push for zoning has gained attention in recent months as residents have raised concerns about proposed development, including a proposed data center in Cave City and unincorporated Barren County.
Construction and opening dates for the new store have not been announced.
The district expects $1.16 million of the proposed revenue to come from new property and personal property.