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Bloomington released amended draft data center rules Tuesday that would ban nondisclosure agreements for all projects, change onsite energy storage requirements, and specify water restrictions during a drought, among other changes. The city's planning commission votes Nov. 16 whether to extend the moratorium six more months, and the public can testify.
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