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Data Center Dilemma: Legal experts weigh in on banning facilities and other legal questions
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1372+ words) At a packed public hearing in June, when the Birmingham City Council was considering new data center regulations, the mayor referred to his staff a question about whether the city could outright ban data centers. Hunter Garrison, deputy director of…...
Data Center Dilemma: What are Birmingham’s rules for data centers?
1+ week, 4+ day ago (733+ words) Developers who want to build data centers in Birmingham have new rules to follow after the City Council passed zoning changes earlier this summer in a contentious meeting. As the city prepares to review future projects under those rules, here’s…...
Birmingham council approves controversial Redmont hotel project despite neighborhood opposition
2+ week, 4+ day ago (583+ words) The Birmingham City Council has approved a controversial hotel and condominium development in Birmingham’s Redmont Park neighborhood despite strong opposition from people who live nearby. The council voted 7-2 Tuesday to rezone the property at 1240 22nd Street South, near the Red Mountain…...