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TX San Angelo City Council May 19, 2026 Official Municipal Broadcast

San Angelo City Council Regular Meeting

San Angelo City Council held second reading and adopted an ordinance adding Section 430 to the zoning code, requiring conditional use permits and 300 foot residential setbacks for data centers in Light and Heavy Manufacturing zones.

Jurisdiction San Angelo, TX
Governing Body San Angelo City Council
Meeting Date May 19, 2026
Extracted Clips 3 clips · 0 opposed · 1 supporting
Official government broadcast · City of San Angelo Ready at Clip 1 (0:21 to 0:49) · San Angelo Planning Staff
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San Angelo City Council Regular Meeting

San Angelo City Council · May 19, 2026

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  1. Clip 1 · 0:21 San Angelo Planning Staff Board & Planning Staff Procedural auto captions, unchecked
    Zoning

    Planning staff presents the second reading of the ordinance adding Section 430 conditional use rules for data centers in Light and Heavy Manufacturing districts.

    "standards created by a new section 430, data centers. Presentation made by us, planning and services development director Aaron Benoy. Thank you again, Mayor. I just want to remind everyone and the Mayor read it, this is our second reading and and second public hearing on this. So, it's not a full presentation. I brought back the suggestions, the changes that was recommended by council at the last council meeting. This is just kind of the recap that we're going"

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  2. Clip 2 · 5:29 San Angelo City Council Member Elected Official In support auto captions, unchecked
    Zoning Noise

    A San Angelo City Council member endorses the 300 foot residential setback requirement to protect nearby homes from industrial data center operations.

    "for sure or any section that deals with residential in my opinion. Uh I will say and I I know I've talked to staff a little bit about it. I did go look at actual data centers with 300 ft setbacks. Um I'm glad we went 300. I thought it was a really good number. Um the residents I talked to that live close, they did not um they did not have any wraps about that. There were plenty of other wraps, but it was not about that, the setback, the the view, any of that. Um they"

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  3. Clip 3 · 0:57 San Angelo City Council Member Elected Official Questioning auto captions, unchecked
    Zoning Noise

    San Angelo City Council members deliberate on municipal siting standards, utility capacity, and the recorded ordinance action.

    "noise, site plan, things like that. We are adding a section 430 that is designed specific for data centers, amending section 313, which is our use table, to add the letter A for or for excuse me, adding the letter C for conditional use in light manufacturing, heavy manufacturing, and adopting the the um"

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