Minnesota HF1109 prohibits data centers in non-industrial districts, allowing them only in industrial districts.
Minnesota HF1109 establishes that municipalities cannot allow enterprise data centers in non-industrial districts. These data centers, defined as facilities over 800,000 square feet housing information technology equipment, can only be conditionally allowed in industrial districts. The bill takes effect June 20, 2025, and applies to data centers constructed after that date.
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