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Jessup, Data Center Developer Head to Court Over Refused Application
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Jessup, Lackawanna County, PA

Jessup, Data Center Developer Head to Court Over Refused Application

Jessup borough is facing a lawsuit from Breaker Street Associates LLC after refusing to accept the developer's application for seven data centers due to proposed electric infrastructure in a residential area. Oral arguments are scheduled for October 20th in Lackawanna County Court regarding the developer's attempt to compel Jessup to approve the submissions. The dispute also involves an appeal against the Jessup Zoning Hearing Board's denial of a height variance for a separate data center project by an affiliated developer.

zoninglegalelectricityopposition
8/24/2026
Developer sues Jessup over Breaker Street, Sunnyside Road data centers
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Jessup, Lackawanna County, PA

Developer sues Jessup over Breaker Street, Sunnyside Road data centers

A developer has filed two lawsuits against Jessup, Pennsylvania, concerning plans for seven data centers. Breaker Street Associates LLC is challenging a zoning denial for six data centers due to electric infrastructure location, while Sunnyside Road Associates LLC is appealing a denial for a height variance for one data center. Both cases have been filed in Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas.

zoninglegalgovernmentelectricity
7/13/2026
Councilman: ‘No reason to panic’ as Jessup OKs preliminary data center plans
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Jessup, Lackawanna County, PA

Councilman: ‘No reason to panic’ as Jessup OKs preliminary data center plans

Jessup Borough Council conditionally approved preliminary plans for a data center on Sunnyside Road, despite a split vote and ongoing public concerns about industrialization. The developer, Sunnyside Road Associates, still needs final approval and must meet several conditions, while a related legal appeal concerning another data center project by the same developer in Jessup is ongoing. The council emphasized that this is an early step with more opportunities for public input.

zoningoppositionlegalenvironmentalelectricitywatergovernment
6/4/2026