A petition effort to force a public vote on Mason’s data center ordinance enters its final weekend, with organizers racing to meet the required signature threshold.
The effort to force a public vote on Mason’s new data center ordinance ends this weekend.
Organizers seeking to overturn Ordinance 266 say they are working to gather at least 1,200 valid signatures from registered Mason voters. Under the city’s charter, a referendary petition must be signed by at least 15 percent of the votes cast in the city for governor at the most recent election…