PACS One data center meeting rescheduled
Middlesex Township officials have rescheduled a meeting concerning the PACS One data center project in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. The original meeting was postponed due to fire safety concerns caused by an unexpectedly large public turnout. The Board of Supervisors will now hold a special public meeting on August 19th to discuss finalizing plans for the six-building data center campus.
Officials in Middlesex Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, have announced a rescheduled date for a crucial meeting regarding the proposed PACS One data center project. The special public meeting is now set for next Wednesday, August 19th, at 6 p.m., and will take place at the Middlesex Elementary School gym.
The initial meeting, which was intended to address the finalization of plans for the six-building data center campus located off Country Club Road, had to be postponed due to significant fire safety concerns. These concerns arose from the unexpectedly large number of community members who attended the original gathering, indicating substantial public interest and potential opposition to the development.
The Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors is expected to discuss whether to approve the plans for the extensive data center campus, a decision that has garnered considerable local attention.