Cornell Realty Management

Data Center Signal is tracking 6 clips about Cornell Realty Management data center developments across 1 states, including PA.

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electricity67%

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News ClipWVIA Public Media·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Another night of questions as data center developer rests its case in Archbald zoning process

The Archbald Borough Council held its fifth conditional use hearing for the 18-building Wildcat Ridge Data Center Campus, where developer Cornell Realty Management presented a second traffic expert. Community members and council expressed confusion and objections regarding the testimony, with a decision still pending. A sixth hearing is scheduled.

zoning opposition environmental government

6/16/2026

News ClipWVIA Public Media·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Archbald Residents Criticize Wildcat Ridge Data Center Sound Study

The Archbald Borough Council held a conditional use hearing for the proposed Wildcat Ridge Data Center Campus, where residents voiced significant concerns about potential noise and environmental impact. Opponents questioned the developer's sound study methodology and its adherence to borough ordinances, despite the developer offering a $17 million community benefit agreement. The hearing focused on the sound study and the impact of 588 diesel generators, and was subsequently continued.

zoning opposition environmental government electricity

5/15/2026

News Clipdailymail.co.uk·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Residents left furious as their picturesque small town surrounded by forests and nature is set to be 'ruined' by sprawling data centers... but they're refusing to back down

Residents in Archbald, Pennsylvania are fiercely opposing plans by Cornell Realty Management to build a massive data center complex, citing environmental concerns and resource usage. Despite widespread community outrage and political shifts on the local council, developers are pushing forward with construction plans. Locals are actively protesting and preparing for further action against the project.

zoning opposition environmental electricity water government

4/26/2026

News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Chris Kelly Opinion: Data Centers on ‘Sunday Morning’ and Monday night

Residents in Archbald, Pennsylvania, are fiercely opposing the proposed Wildcat Ridge Data Center "Campus" by Cornell Realty Management. A recent conditional use hearing saw over 500 citizens express their disapproval, highlighting concerns about the project's impact and a perceived conflict of interest involving Senator Dave McCormick and his wife, Dina Powell McCormick of Meta.

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Developer's pamphlets, traffic forecasts dominate Wildcat Ridge data center hearing in Archbald

Archbald residents are actively opposing a proposed 14-building data center campus by Cornell Realty Management, raising concerns about traffic, environment, and zoning compliance. During the third zoning hearing, residents returned developer-mailed pamphlets they called "propaganda" and challenged the developer's traffic analysis, while a county commissioner proposed a three-year moratorium on data center construction.

zoning opposition environmental electricity water government moratorium

4/14/2026

News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

PPL to hold open house on large Midvalley infrastructure project

PPL Electric Utilities is holding an open house to present infrastructure projects, including new power lines, switchyards, and a substation, to support multiple proposed data center campuses in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania. These projects are designed to meet load growth and strengthen reliability in the region. The infrastructure will connect to proposed data center campuses such as Wildcat Ridge, Project Gravity, Project Scott, Project Triboro, and Project Green Mountain, which are awaiting various approvals.

electricity zoning environmental government announcement

3/24/2026