Kentucky HB937 establishes regulations for high intensity technological infrastructure (HITI) projects, including data centers, requiring community.
Kentucky HB937 introduces regulations for high intensity technological infrastructure (HITI) projects, such as data centers. The bill mandates that HITI projects obtain a conditional use permit (CUP) or a high intensity technological infrastructure administrative review permit (HARP) before construction. Projects in counties without planning and zoning must secure a construction certificate. The bill requires the submission of a community impact report (CIR) and a site review plan (SRP) for HITI projects.
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