1235 Martina Drive Owner LLC

Data Center Signal is tracking 13 clips about 1235 Martina Drive Owner LLC data center developments across 1 states, including PA.

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News ClipLebTown·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

South Annville asked to update zoning ordinance for future data center projects

Residents in South Annville Township, Pennsylvania, have requested that supervisors update the township's zoning ordinance to clearly define and regulate data centers. This comes after 1235 Martina Drive Owner LLC withdrew its plans for a data center project in response to significant grassroots opposition. The community seeks to collaborate with supervisors on developing an ordinance that protects public interest and safeguards health and safety.

zoning opposition government

5/18/2026

News ClipLebTown·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

South Annville Twp. data center project scrapped after grass-roots opposition

A developer has withdrawn its petition for zoning changes, effectively scrapping a proposed $1.7 billion data center project in South Annville Township, Pennsylvania. The decision followed overwhelming grass-roots opposition from local community members. Opponents now aim to encourage the township to adopt a data center ordinance.

zoning opposition government

5/13/2026

News ClipFOX43·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

Lebanon County community to debate new $1.7B data center amidst public opposition

A proposed $1.7 billion data center in South Annville Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, is facing significant public opposition over concerns about water usage, electricity demand, and noise. The South Annville Township Board of Supervisors is scheduled to debate a zoning change critical to the project, after the Planning Commission unanimously recommended against it due to community backlash. Developers highlight potential job creation and tax revenue, while opponents have organized protests.

zoning opposition environmental electricity water government

5/12/2026

News ClipLebTown·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

South Annville planning commission recommends denying petitioner’s request

The South Annville Township Planning Commission unanimously recommended denying a developer's request for zoning changes needed for a proposed $1.7 billion data center. Community opposition is active, with residents raising concerns about electricity, water, noise, infrasound, and property values. The final decision rests with the Township Board of Supervisors.

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5/7/2026

News ClipLebTown·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

County residents protest proposed $1.7 billion South Annville data center

Residents of South Annville Township are actively protesting a proposed $1.7 billion data center project due to concerns about environmental impact, noise, and potential utility rate increases. The developer is seeking new industrial zoning for the project, which would include five data centers totaling 750,000 square feet. Opposition continues to mount despite potential monetary benefits for local government entities.

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5/4/2026

News ClipLebanon Daily News·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

Protesters rally on Route 422 against proposed S. Annville data center

Residents in South Annville Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, are actively protesting a proposed $1.7 billion data center project. They are petitioning for zoning changes and raising concerns about noise, light pollution, property values, and the project's impact on local energy and water resources. The next South Annville Township Board of Supervisors meeting on May 13 is expected to address these concerns.

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5/2/2026

News ClipLebTown·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

[Letter] Proposed $1.7 billion data center raises health, environmental concerns

A proposed $1.7 billion data center in South Annville Township, PA, is raising significant public health and environmental concerns. An epidemiologist warns of the facility's noise, light, and air pollution, specifically infrasound, posing chronic disease risks to nearby residents, schools, and Lebanon Valley College. He urges the community to contact local officials to oppose the project.

environmental opposition government

4/21/2026

News ClipLebTown·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

County commissioners learn about proposed S. Annville Twp. data center

A $1.7 billion data center project is proposed for South Annville Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, by a joint venture of Inch & Co. and Eastern Land & Resources Co. The developers are seeking zoning map amendments and an ordinance adoption from the township supervisors. The proposal faces significant public opposition, primarily over concerns about noise, electricity, and water usage.

zoning opposition electricity water environmental government

4/16/2026

News ClipLebTown·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

South Annville supervisors hear from residents regarding proposed data center

South Annville Township residents expressed unanimous opposition to a proposed $1.7 billion data center development during a recent supervisors' meeting. The developer, a joint venture, is seeking new industrial zoning for 99 acres, which residents fear will negatively impact the environment, health, and quality of life in the community. The township planning commission is set to make a recommendation to the supervisors, who have the final say on the zoning petition.

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4/9/2026

News ClipLebanon Daily News·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

South Annville residents to discuss $1.7 billion data center proposal

South Annville Township residents are preparing to discuss a proposed $1.7 billion data center development at a public meeting. The project, a joint venture by Inch & Co. and Eastern Land & Resources Company, requires zoning changes for the 99-acre site. Residents have expressed significant concerns regarding the data center's substantial electricity and water consumption.

zoning opposition environmental electricity water government

4/8/2026

News ClipLebTown·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

LebTown Exclusive: S. Annville Twp. data center developer reveals project details

Inch & Co. has revealed details for a proposed $1.7 billion data center campus in South Annville Township, Pennsylvania, comprising five buildings on a 99-acre site. The project, a joint venture with Eastern Land & Resources Co., is in early stages with zoning changes currently being pursued, and faces initial opposition from residents. It highlights plans for sound attenuation, water sourcing from Pennsylvania American Water and potentially treated effluent, and addresses electrical needs through Met-Ed.

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4/8/2026

News ClipLebTown·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

S. Annville Twp. residents voice opposition to proposed data center

Residents of South Annville Township, Lebanon County, unanimously opposed a proposed $1.7 billion data center project during a planning commission meeting. Concerns were raised regarding noise, health risks, property values, and sinkholes related to the development by 1235 Martina Drive Owner LLC. The planning commission has 45 days to make a recommendation to the township supervisors, who will have the final say on the zoning petition.

zoning opposition environmental water electricity government

4/8/2026

News ClipLebTown·South Annville, Lebanon County, PA

South Annville Township takes first step toward potential data center development

South Annville Township supervisors unanimously authorized a petition by 1235 Martina Drive Owner LLC, a joint venture between Inch & Co. and Eastern Land & Resources Corporation, to be forwarded to the township planning commission and Lebanon County Planning Department for review and comment. The petition proposes a potential data center development in the northern part of the township on about 99 acres of land owned by the petitioner.

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3/17/2026