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1:12:33 …you are going to look at your weather municipal bylaws and see how they could be updated and be a a resource at such a time that a data center comes forward, that you are already ready for it.Play from 1:12:33
2:34:27 So I guess the bottom line is do we need to say in our official plan uh that a data center data center center as defined is is not a permissible use in the town of Mono.Play from 2:34:27
3:52:06 Okay. Okay. Like for example, um if a if a data center like the one on on 17 Bondro for example, they were given $450 million to expand the data center and to boost it up to 60 megawatts.Play from 3:52:06
3:48:30 Whereas the province of Ontario has released a proposed data center playbook and is undertaking work to establish a framework for the review and approval of data center developments.Play from 3:48:30
3:52:06 Okay. Okay. Like for example, um if a if a data center like the one on on 17 Bondro for example, they were given $450 million to expand the data center and to boost it up to 60 megawatts.Play from 3:52:06
Centre Wellington, ON (Canada) ·
2:56:02 Um because we rely heavily on hydro and nuclear and uh I guess data centers they have a a varying demand of energy and if we were to shift I guess like uh their proposal is that you could have the data centers have their own energy um like…Play from 2:56:02
1:49:27 Data centers are evolving rapidly, and while they can bring economic benefits and support in increasing digital economy, they can also create significant demands on energy, water, infrastructure, as well as potential concerns related to noise, emissions, and compatibility with surrounding communities.Play from 1:49:27
28:53 I also appreciate you started the the conversations because sometimes when council began thinking about zoning changes, and and putting things in, residents begin to understand or think that we are changing it to allow a data center.Play from 28:53
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