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Clayton County GA Resolution 2025-193 — Data Center Moratorium (Extended)

Clayton County, GA · Resolution 2025-193 (initial moratorium, unanimous, through 2025-12-31)

Clayton County Resolution 2025-193, adopted unanimously, placed a moratorium on the acceptance of applications for special land use permits, rezonings, land disturbance permits, building permits, licenses, and certificates of occupancy for new and expanding data centers in unincorporated Clayton County through December 31, 2025. On December 16, 2025, the Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to extend the moratorium up to six months — through June 29, 2026 — pending revision of the county's zoning ordinance. Vice Chair Alaina Reaves was the lead sponsor.

Technical detail

Resolution 2025-193 (initial moratorium, unanimous, through 2025-12-31). Unanimous extension on 2025-12-16 through 2026-06-29. Scope: unincorporated Clayton County only. Applications submitted before the initial moratorium are excluded.

Who is protected: Clayton County, GA residents

Who must comply: Data-center developers and operators seeking permits, rezonings, or approvals in Clayton County, GA

Key facts

JurisdictionClayton County, GA
LevelCounty
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthStronger protection
Effective date2025-09-09
Enacted2025-09-09
CitationResolution 2025-193 (initial moratorium, unanimous, through 2025-12-31)
Enforced byClayton County, GA government
Topicsdata-center siting and energy
Last verified2026-06-17
Official sourceClayton County Board of Commissioners Approves Moratorium on New Data Centers ↗

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