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East Whiteland Data Center Faces New Lawsuit Threat
News ClipMyChesCo·East Whiteland, Chester County, PA

East Whiteland Data Center Faces New Lawsuit Threat

East Whiteland United, a residents’ group, has threatened to sue East Whiteland Township and developers Green Fig and Sentinel Data Centers over the proposed Project Forge data center. The group alleges problems with land-use approvals, water availability, environmental reviews and building-permit changes, but no lawsuit has been filed and existing project approvals remain in place.

10/22/2026
Residents give notice of intent to sue East Whiteland and developer over 1.5 million square foot data center project
News ClipInquirer.com·East Whiteland, Chester County, PA

Residents give notice of intent to sue East Whiteland and developer over 1.5 million square foot data center project

East Whiteland residents have notified the township and developers Green Fig and Sentinel Data Centers that they may sue over a previously approved 1.5 million-square-foot data center. The residents allege ordinance, permitting, water-supply, and environmental-review violations, while preliminary construction has already begun and received two stop-work orders.

10/20/2026
Residents plead with officials to stop construction of data center in East Whiteland Township
News ClipAudacy·East Whiteland, Chester County, PA

Residents plead with officials to stop construction of data center in East Whiteland Township

Residents in East Whiteland Township, Chester County, are urging local officials to stop construction of a data center by Green Fig and Sentinel Data Centers, primarily due to concerns about water supply and the site's Superfund contamination. The developers have faced two stop-work orders, with the most recent requiring proof of adequate water. While the Board of Supervisors acknowledges residents' concerns, they indicate limited ability to halt the project permanently as it was previously approved in 2024, focusing instead on ensuring compliance with original development terms.

9/10/2026