Brian O'Neill

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Brian O'Neill data center developments across 1 states, including PA.

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News ClipWHYY·Plymouth Township, Montgomery County, PA

‘We will not be bullied’: Plymouth Township pushes back against proposed Conshohocken data center

Plymouth Township Council is accusing developer Brian O'Neill of bullying tactics after he challenged the township's zoning ordinance for a proposed data center. Residents and the council are pushing back against the project due to environmental concerns and potential impacts on energy bills, with a petition gaining over 3,600 signatures. The council states it will not be intimidated into approving the controversial development.

zoning opposition environmental government legal

7/27/2026

News ClipMoreThanTheCurve·Plymouth, Montgomery County, PA

Plymouth Township Council Issues Statement on Data Center Application Ahead of Zoning Hearing

Plymouth Township Council released a statement regarding a proposed data center at 900 Conshohocken Road, which will face a zoning hearing board on June 25th for a special exception. Developer Brian O'Neill is seeking approval for the project. The township has not yet adopted a specific data center ordinance, despite state and county recommendations.

zoning announcement government

6/11/2026

News ClipMoreThanTheCurve·Conshohocken, Montgomery County, PA

Zoning application for data center at former steel plant in Conshohocken submitted to Plymouth Township

Plymouth Township has received a new application for a data center at the former steel plant at 900 Conshohocken Road in Conshohocken. The developer, Brian O'Neill, is seeking a special exception to allow the data center in the Heavily Industrial Zoning District. A previous application from O'Neill was withdrawn in 2025 after a disagreement with the property owner, Cleveland Cliffs, and the planning commission had voted against recommending the special exception.

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5/1/2026