Planning Commission members said ordinance changes usually only require one public meeting, but data centers have been different.
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Security quickly surrounded Greenberg as protesters left the room.
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Several people gathered Saturday to express their opposition to a proposed data center in Louisville.
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he project recently received its final approval, but opposition in the area continues to grow.
Wednesday's public meeting was the last of several hosted by the city as it researches how the centers should be permitted.
Beginning Tuesday, Louisville Metro Council members will hear the public's thoughts on how data centers should be permitted.
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The group of prospective tenants for the Camp Ground Road site includes 'hyperscalers' — tech giants that handle massive amounts of data from cellphones, computers and other gadgets