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Clinton Township Freezes Data Centers for 180 Days With No Project in Sight

Hoodline, citing Macomb Daily reporting, says Clinton Township trustees approved a 180-day pause on siting and building data centers despite having no pending proposal or developer discussions. The article describes the pause as time to study zoning, infrastructure, noise, utility and environmental effects before a project is proposed. It reports differing trustee views and the township attorney’s comments on legal limits. This is a reported temporary moratorium, not a permanent ban or rejection of a specific development; the underlying municipal resolution was not independently reviewed.[1]

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