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Metro Council passes first data-center regulations in Nashville. Here’s what changes
Metro Council in Nashville passed the city's first data-center regulations, imposing restrictions on size, location, and operations, including a temporary moratorium on new construction until December. The rules aim to limit data centers near residential areas and require special approvals for smaller facilities, potentially affecting DC Blox's controversial zoo-near proposal.
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