Moratorium

She accused the council and Mayor Greenberg of serving developer Steve Poe and demanded a one-year moratorium with no loopholes.

She demanded a one-year moratorium, calling the Rubbertown-area data center environmental racism and warning council members they would face voters.

Said officials who supported the hyperscale data center should resign and called for at least a one-year moratorium to gather facts.

Tech worker urging a moratorium; cited the Northern Virginia grid event, weak enforceable standards in the mayor's proposal, and only 20-40 permanent jobs per facility.

Supported a moratorium; demanded lower size caps, anti-aggregation rules, developer-paid infrastructure, independent ratepayer impact studies, and enforceable water limits.

Praised community organizing, criticized the mayor and council, and urged a one-year moratorium following the Kentucky Resources Council's lead.

Called for a full ban until studies are done, saying the 180-day moratorium is too short and the 500-foot separation from homes is not real protection.

Called for a four-year moratorium and raised unsubstantiated claims about disclosure obligations related to the Powerhouse project and surveillance concerns.

A historian who urged a moratorium longer than 180 days, more neighborhood health data, and no data centers in already-burdened communities.

Asked for at least a one-year moratorium and a fee/bond system so data center companies can't walk away leaving devastation, citing her experience near the Givaudan explosion.

The state senator asked for a ban on further data centers for now, citing rising utility rates and unresolved health questions around high-frequency noise.