Data center hearing in Gregg Township postponed; planning commission recommends denying curative ammendment
A curative amendment hearing for a proposed data center in Gregg Township, Pennsylvania, has been postponed to allow the township to gather more information on noise levels. The hearing, originally scheduled for Monday, will be rescheduled for July. Additionally, the planning commission has recommended denying the curative amendment.
The curative amendment hearing for a proposed data center in Gregg Township, Pennsylvania, has been postponed. The township announced the delay, stating the need to collect more information from its acoustical engineer to thoroughly evaluate noise levels and limits related to data center operations. The hearing, which was initially set for Monday, will be rescheduled for an unspecified date in July.
In a related development, the Gregg Township Planning Commission has recommended denying the curative amendment for the data center. This recommendation, if ultimately adopted by the township, could significantly impact the proposed project's progression.