City Council Work Session - June 3, 2024
Alternative Urban Areawide Review (AUAR) overview
Data center industry informational session
Environmental review processes (EAW, EIS, AUAR)
State regulatory requirements for environmental impact
Mitigation plans for urban development
Cumulative potential effects of land use
Greenhouse gas and climate impact reporting
Full Document Analysis
Votes (1)
Approve the agenda
Moved by Steve · Seconded by Holly
Notable Quotes (3)
the purpose of them is to help identify the potential for cumulative impacts that multiple developments could have
this is one component that will come forward as part of an analyzing a proposed project in the future
cities have used the AAR as a tool to incentivize developers to come to them because they already have this process completed
People (5)
DeanaCity staffIntroduced the informational session and guided council dialogue.
1 quote
Introduced the informational session and guided council dialogue.
“it's not a decision-making document it is an information document that identifies mitigation measures”
Explaining the purpose of an AUAR during the meeting.
Allison HarwoodDirector of Natural Resources with WSBPresentation on AUAR processes and environmental regulations.
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Presentation on AUAR processes and environmental regulations.
“the purpose of any of these reviews is to determine whether or not a development could have a significant impact”
Describing the intent of AUAR/EAW/EIS processes.
Tom JacksonMinnesota AFCOM Chapter PresidentInvited speaker to discuss data center evolution and industry trends.
Invited speaker to discuss data center evolution and industry trends.
SteveCouncil MemberAsked clarifying questions about water/sewer usage in tech centers.
Asked clarifying questions about water/sewer usage in tech centers.
HollyCouncil MemberInquired about study area scope and cumulative impacts beyond local developments.
Inquired about study area scope and cumulative impacts beyond local developments.
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Events & Meetings (1)
- City Council work session: Monday, June 3, 2024