Baltimore County Council Passes Key Policies

Baltimore County extends data center pause, approves Lutherville Station, tenant protections.

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Sep 23, 2026

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Baltimore County Council Passes Key Policies

Baltimore County extends data center pause, approves Lutherville Station, tenant protections.

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Baltimore County extends data center pause, approves Lutherville Station, tenant protections. Baltimore County Council extends data center moratorium to 2027, passes Lutherville Station redevelopment, tenant eviction protections, and inspector general reforms. Originally reported by The Banner.

Council votes on key legislation

Baltimore County Council passed seven key bills in a 90-minute meeting.

Data center moratorium extended

County extends data center ban through 2027.

Lutherville Station approved

Council grants transit-oriented development status to Lutherville Station project.

Tenant eviction protections

Landlords must give 14-day notice before evicting tenants.

Inspector general defined

Council clarifies inspector general’s role and responsibilities.

Trash contract debate

Council split on $68 million trash contract with WIN Waste Innovations.

“I kind of feel like we’re in between a rock and a hard place”

Next steps for tenants

County to negotiate reclamation period for evicted tenants by year-end.

What matters most

Baltimore County Council extends data center moratorium to 2027, passes Lutherville Station redevelopment, tenant eviction protections, and inspector general reforms.

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