Grand County pauses data center applications to develop new land-use rules

The 180-day pause follows similar actions by other Utah counties.

(Andrew Christiansen | The Times-Independent) Grand County Planning and Zoning Director Andrew Jackson speaks to the Grand County Commission on July 7 before commissioners unanimously approved a 180-day temporary land use regulation pausing new data center applications while the county develops permanent data center standards.

Grand County pauses data center applications to develop new land-use rules

The 180-day pause follows similar actions by other Utah counties.

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