Meeting

Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee - July 7, 2026

Body

City of St. Louis, Missouri

Date

July 06, 2026

Jurisdiction

State & Local

🏗️ Construction & Infrastructure Energy & Utilities Regulatory Compliance

The City of St. Louis Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee held a meeting on July 7, 2026, primarily focused on discussing and amending Board Bill 49, which regulates data centers within the city. The bill includes provisions on zoning restrictions, renewable energy requirements, noise level monitoring, and operational conditions for data centers, particularly standard and major facilities. Several amendments were proposed and adopted to clarify definitions, adjust renewable energy compliance pathways (including bundled and unbundled renewable energy credits), and establish third-party noise measurement protocols. Public testimony featured diverse perspectives, with some speakers opposing the bill due to concerns about workforce development and economic impacts, while others supported it for its environmental and community protections. The committee ultimately passed the bill as amended with a due pass recommendation, signaling readiness for further legislative consideration. No other resolutions or committee discussions were noted.

Source

City of St. Louis, Missouri