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Monterey Park votes on potential ban of data centers

Monterey Park is poised to make a historic decision regarding data centers, potentially becoming the first city to enact a ban through a popular vote. This decision follows a trend of local governments in various U.S. locations taking similar actions.

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Monterey Park is poised to make a historic decision regarding data centers, potentially becoming the first city to enact a ban through a popular vote. This decision follows a trend of local governments in various U.S. locations taking similar actions.

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Monterey Park takes landmark vote on banning data centers

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Monterey Park votes on potential ban of data centers