Gregg Township will draft data center ordinance, public hearing moved to June
News ClipThe Daily Item·Gregg Township, Union County, PA·5/5/2026
The Gregg Township Board of Supervisors is actively working on drafting a new ordinance to regulate data centers, a process prompted by a proposed data center project from PNK Group at Great Stream Commons. A public meeting was held where over 110 residents provided feedback, and an attorney was hired to assist with the ordinance development. A public hearing on the matter has been moved to June.
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The Gregg Township Board of Supervisors is developing an ordinance to regulate data centers, a move spurred by a proposal from PNK Group, a New York City-based company, to build a data center in an existing 479,388-square-foot building at Great Stream Commons in Allenwood. During a public meeting on Monday, May 4, 2026, more than 110 residents attended to provide feedback on the issue.
Solicitor Jenna Neidig, Secretary/Treasurer Jodi Willow, Vice Chairman Michael Keiser, Chairman David Masser, Supervisor Arthur Masser, and Zoning Officer Tom MacDonald were present. The board hired Attorney Rick Shoch to assist in drafting the data center ordinance. The public hearing for the ordinance has been rescheduled for June, indicating continued progress on the regulatory framework.