Cherokee County’s Board of Commissioners approved a 30-day moratorium on data centers this week, acting on Tuesday. The vote makes Cherokee County one of the latest metro Atlanta governments to press “pause” on data center applications. The county said the moratorium will give staff time to resea...
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