Monterey Park Data Center Ban (Measure NDC)

Monterey Park, CA Measure NDC — Voter-Approved Permanent Data Center Ban
Monterey Park, CA · Monterey Park, Cal., Measure NDC (June 2, 2026); Municipal Code amendment

Status
In effect
Took effect
June 2, 2026
Applies to
Anyone seeking to develop or operate a data center in Monterey Park
Enforced by
City of Monterey Park (planning/zoning)

Monterey Park voters approved Measure NDC on June 2, 2026, amending the city's Municipal Code to permanently prohibit data centers anywhere in the city. The ban followed a 45-day moratorium the City Council first adopted January 21, 2026 (later extended to January 21, 2027) after a proposed data center drew strong neighborhood opposition. With voter approval, the prohibition is now a permanent citywide ban.

Who is protected: Monterey Park residents

Legal detail

Measure NDC (June 2, 2026 special municipal election) amends the Monterey Park Municipal Code to prohibit all data center uses citywide. Bridged by an urgency moratorium adopted Jan. 21, 2026 (Council Member Vinh Ngo) and extended through Jan. 21, 2027. Operative upon certification of the election results.

Key facts

JurisdictionMonterey Park, CA
LevelCity / local
StrengthStronger
EnactedJune 2, 2026
CitationMonterey Park, Cal., Measure NDC (June 2, 2026); Municipal Code amendment
Topicsdata-center siting and energy
Agency pageMonterey Park voters approve Measure NDC, banning data centers within city limits — ABC7 Los Angeles

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