Kentucky County Becomes First to Ban Data Center Construction

September 21, 2026

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A county in Kentucky has enacted a permanent ban on data center construction, marking a significant move in local zoning policy. This decision reflects growing concerns over the environmental and community impacts of large data facilities. InfraSale's audience should monitor similar trends as they may influence future site acquisition and land development strategies.

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