Louisville residents voice concerns over proposed data center regulations at first public hearing

Louisville's Planning Commission held the first of four public hearings on proposed data center regulations, with residents voicing concerns over health risks, environmental impact, and job retention. The city's strengthened regulations would restrict data centre placement near hospitals, schools and daycare facilities, and limit generator testing, though they would not apply to a 1.5-million square foot hyperscale facility already approved for Rubbertown.

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