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Residents of Archbald, Pennsylvania, packed a public hearing to voice strong opposition to the proposed Wildcat Ridge Data Center Campus. This marks the third public hearing for the project, which faces criticism over its scale, water demands, electricity needs, and traffic impact, with a fourth hearing scheduled.
The Wildcat Ridge Data Center Campus, proposed by Cornell Realty Management, launched a public relations campaign in Archbald, Pennsylvania, to counter significant local opposition. The campaign highlights economic benefits while disputing claims about the project's water and electricity demands. Residents, organized as "Stop Archbald Data Centers," are actively fighting the proposal, which is still awaiting a vote from the Archbald council.
Several municipalities in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, are holding meetings and public hearings this month to address data center developments. Archbald Borough is conducting its third hearing on a large, controversial project by Cornell Realty Management LLC, while other townships are considering proactive zoning amendments to regulate data centers as conditional uses, addressing concerns over water, electricity, and noise.
Two New York companies, led by Cornell Realty Management LLC, have acquired nearly 500 acres in Archbald, Lackawanna County, for the proposed Wildcat Ridge Data Center Campus. This project, which plans for 14 data centers, faces scrutiny over its substantial water and electricity demands and is currently pending approval from the Archbald Borough Council.
Residents in Archbald, Pennsylvania are fiercely opposing a proposed data center campus project by Cornell Realty Management. At a public hearing, residents voiced concerns over the campus's massive water usage, backup diesel generators, and environmental impacts. The data center developer's experts faced intense questioning and skepticism from the packed auditorium of concerned citizens.
The Wildcat Ridge Data Center Campus project in Archbald, Pennsylvania is facing major opposition from the local community. Residents attended a public hearing to voice their concerns about the proposed 14 two-story data centers across 574 acres. The project developer, Cornell Realty Management LLC, faced a hostile reception and was interrupted by the crowd of over 400 people wearing 'Stop Data Centers Protect NEPA' shirts and holding signs. The local borough council must now decide whether to approve the data center campus proposal.