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Michael Minasi

Reporter · US

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Michael Minasi/KUT News file photo

    Amendments to strengthen data center rules in Denton’s development code now head to the City Council (opens the original)

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    Last week, community members made it clear to the City Council at a public hearing that they don’t want more data centers in Denton. The next public hearing on a proposed data center moratorium occurs on Oct. 27 — with a possible moratorium starting in early December. In the midst of the public hearings for a pause on data center development, the council will be voting Oct. 13 on whether to amend the Denton Development Code and tighten restrictions to allow more public input on a project v

  2. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Michael Minasi/KUT News

    Texas governor’s data center moratorium prompts calls for special legislative session (opens the original)

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    After Texas Gov. Greg Abbott declared a moratorium on new data centers, pending a state-led audit of these fast-emerging and controversial facilities, several of his political opponents issued statements critiquing his actions. But they weren’t criticizing his decision to temporarily prevent new data centers from connecting to the Texas power grid. Instead, they said Abbott’s actions didn’t go far enough. “Let’s be very clear about this: Abbott can take action now to end the data cente

  3. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Michael Minasi/KUT News file photo

    Denton moves toward data center moratorium; City Council weighs stricter development rules (opens the original)

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    The Denton City Council is following other Texas cities such as Lewisville, Irving and San Marcos and taking steps to limit data center development until the council can get a handle on what has become one of Texas’ most divisive issues. A council majority — 4-3 — gave staff direction Tuesday to proceed with a possible moratorium on data centers and amendments to the Denton development code to strengthen local regulations on data centers. The council will set the date for the first public

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