On the heels of Cary’s adopted data center moratorium, Raleigh City Council will soon consider a six-month pause

Raleigh, the largest city in North Carolina without a formal data center moratorium, could soon adopt a six-month moratorium on data center development.

On Tuesday, the Raleigh City Council directed the city attorney to draft a moratorium, which the council will discuss and possibly vote on at the council’s next meeting on Oct. 6.

Residents and community advocates urged city officials to impose a moratorium during public comments at the Raleigh City Council’s Sept. 8 meeting. In August, a developer withdrew its annexation request to build a data center facility in Southeast Raleigh, near Jones Sausage and Rock Quarry roads…

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