Gregg Township supervisors approve data center moratorium, PNK's still on the table
Gregg Township supervisors unanimously approved a temporary moratorium on data center applications. This action provides them time to finalize a curative amendment to the township's zoning ordinance. The resolution was adopted at a special meeting on August 20.
Gregg Township supervisors in Union County, Pennsylvania, unanimously approved Resolution 2026-03, enacting a temporary moratorium on data center applications during a special meeting held on August 20. The decision, with Board Chair David Masser, Supervisor Michael Keiser, Supervisor Arthur Masser, and Secretary Jodi Willow present, aims to give the township sufficient time to complete a curative amendment to its zoning ordinance.
This moratorium allows the township to revise its regulations before considering new data center projects. The article notes that PNK's proposed data center project is still on the table, indicating it was likely submitted prior to the moratorium's enactment or falls under existing considerations, while new applications are temporarily halted.