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Chattahoochee Hills planners recommend explicit data-center prohibition in every zoning district

The code proposal would retain a definition and revise the permitted-use table to reduce the risk of a data center being classified as another use.

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Chattahoochee Hills Planning Commission voted 5-0 on August 13, 2026, to recommend code changes that would explicitly disallow data centers in every zoning district, according to the city's account of the vote.

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The proposal would retain and amend the definition in the Unified Development Code while changing the permitted-use table. Staff say that approach would reduce the risk that a data center could be interpreted as another use. The August action was a recommendation to City Council, not a Council adoption vote.

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