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Data center rules adopted 6-0, an ice rink bid rejected at nearly twice budget, a new public speaking policy, a second nonprofit moving into the Woodland Drive building, and two public comments. What happened at the August 17 Elizabethtown City Council meeting, from the city's own video.
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Elizabethtown's data center zoning rules are now law. The City Council adopted Ordinance 13-2026 on a 6-0 roll call vote August 17, with no discussion. Minutes later, a resident asked the question nobody had asked before the vote: does the 50,000 square foot cap include sub-basements?
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The city briefed its council on the Wawa fuel spill three weeks after it happened, explained why it never announced it, and took a resident's criticism of the delay. Plus the Henry Street drainage holdup and a new public speaking policy.
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Elizabethtown's data center zoning rules got their first reading at City Council on August 3. The mayor explained why the city chose regulations over a moratorium. The adoption vote is still ahead. Here is what was said, in their own words.
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Two police sergeants sworn in, four municipal orders approved, a first reading of data center zoning rules, and 20 minutes of public comment. What happened at the August 3 Elizabethtown City Council meeting, from the city's own video.
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Two weeks after saying it had no applications, Elizabethtown's Planning Commission voted 3-0 to send data center limits to City Council. Here is what the rules actually say, in their own words.
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38 of 68 candidates on the November ballot said yes to a free, equal-format interview. 29 have gone silent, one said no, and the door closes Friday at 4 PM.
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No application, no project. Just the city getting ahead of the data center question. Here is what was actually said at the July 14 joint meeting, in their own words.
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68 candidates are on Hardin County's November ballot, and every one gets the same free, non-partisan Hardin Local interview. See who's in, who we're still waiting on, and why the registration deadline just moved to July 15.
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Phil Taul walks Rachel through Hardin Local's Primary Election Interview Series — 10 interviews aired in 5 days, Wednesday's 13-candidate marathon, the non-partisan ground rules.