Chirisa Technology Parks

Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about Chirisa Technology Parks data center developments across 1 states, including PA.

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News ClipWGAL·Lancaster, Lancaster County, PA

Lancaster City Council votes to pass amendment to regulate data centers

The Lancaster City Council voted to pass an amendment to its zoning ordinance to regulate future data center development, reducing potential sites from 200 to 16. The amendment allows two currently approved data center projects to proceed while addressing resident concerns about noise, water, and electricity. Residents expressed strong opposition to the ongoing projects, advocating for their pause.

zoning opposition environmental government electricity water

7/15/2026

News ClipLancasterOnline·Lancaster County, PA

Dozens speak out as Lancaster City Council adopts data center rules$

Lancaster City Council adopted its first-ever data center rules, restricting future centers to specific zones and adding regulations like noise studies and setbacks. This decision followed a public meeting dominated by opposition from over 40 residents concerned about data centers and artificial intelligence. The council acknowledged public concerns while stating the rules are necessary to manage development.

zoning government opposition

7/15/2026

News ClipLancasterOnline·Lancaster County, PA

Lancaster City Council set to vote on data center rules Tuesday night$

Lancaster City Council is scheduled to finalize its first-ever data center rules by voting on a proposed zoning ordinance amendment. The vote was previously delayed due to unclear language regarding how the ordinance would affect already-approved data centers.

zoning government

7/10/2026

News ClipLancasterOnline·Lancaster, Lancaster County, PA

Lancaster City Council holds off on approving new data center rules$

Lancaster City Council delayed action on new data center zoning rules due to confusion over how they would affect two projects already planned in the city. The proposed ordinance aims to regulate future data centers by limiting their placement and requiring reports on impacts like noise and energy use. Residents at the meeting expressed opposition to further data center development.

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6/25/2026