Woodburn’s city council on Sept. 14 voted to adopt a 120-day moratorium on considering an application for data centers.

Rep. Willy Chotzen, D-Portland, and Rep. Alek Skarlatos, R-Winston, will introduce legislation for a ban on cameras like those installed by Flock.

Woodburn declared a 120-day halt on new data center developments, with officials citing the need to evaluate impacts on zoning, utilities and the environment.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Woodburn City Council on Sept. 14 voted to adopt a 120-day moratorium on considering an application for data centers. That came ...

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