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City Council B Session - 2026-03-04

Votes on Data Center Policy Framework Discussion

4h 11m44,431 words
61 mentionsresidentialcommercialindustrialapprovedzoningsetbackrezoningSan Antonio, TX
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The San Antonio City Council B Session on March 4, 2026 focused on two major briefings: CPS Energy's proposed FY27 budget of $1.7 billion in capital and $1.1 billion in O&M (the utility's largest ever), which assumes a potential rate increase to address a $50 million revenue gap,…

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
San Antonio, TX
Governing body
Final authority
Date
March 4, 2026
Decisions
3 zoning decisions
Outcome
Voted

Meeting Summary

The San Antonio City Council B Session on March 4, 2026 focused on two major briefings: CPS Energy's proposed FY27 budget of $1.7 billion in capital and $1.1 billion in O&M (the utility's largest ever), which assumes a potential rate increase to address a $50 million revenue gap,…

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Key Decisions (3)

Other

CPS Energy FY27 Budget Briefing

Conditions attached
Other

Data Center Policy Framework Discussion

Conditions attached
Other

Support for New Service Option Pilot Program

Conditions attached

Development Activity (3)

Data Center Large Load Pipeline

Commercial

CPS Energy Power Plant Acquisitions

Infrastructure

SAWS Recycled Water System Expansion

Infrastructure

Market Signals (6)

Commercial Demand

CPS Energy reports 59 large load projects (primarily data centers)…

Infrastructure

SAWS has only approximately 10,000 acre-feet of recycled water capacity…

Commercial Demand

Data centers are shifting away from evaporative cooling to liquid…

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