Green Fig LLC

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The controversial East Whiteland data center project has been issued its second stop work order
News ClipInquirer.com·East Whiteland, Chester County, PA

The controversial East Whiteland data center project has been issued its second stop work order

East Whiteland Township officials have issued a second stop work order for a 1.5 million-square-foot data center project due to insufficient documentation regarding its water supply. This controversial project, located on a Superfund site, has faced significant resident opposition over environmental concerns and water usage. Developers Green Fig LLC and Sentinel Data Centers are attempting to alter the project's design to use air chillers instead of water cooling, but the township has tabled a decision on these proposed changes.

8/27/2026
Voters in a Chesco township will be asked whether to expand their board in November amid data center backlash
News ClipInquirer.com·East Whiteland, Chester County, PA

Voters in a Chesco township will be asked whether to expand their board in November amid data center backlash

East Whiteland Township residents in Chester County, Pennsylvania, have successfully petitioned for a November ballot question to expand their Board of Supervisors from three to five members. This initiative stems from significant community backlash against a proposed 1.5 million square-foot data center project, which residents believe was mishandled by the current board. The project's location on a former Superfund site has also raised environmental concerns.

8/19/2026
East Whiteland officials allow work to resume on data center planned for Superfund site
News ClipInquirer.com·East Whiteland, Chester County, PA

East Whiteland officials allow work to resume on data center planned for Superfund site

East Whiteland Township officials have allowed work to resume on a 1.5 million-square-foot data center on a former Superfund site, after a temporary halt for review of soil and health safety plans. The permit includes strict conditions for soil monitoring and dust control. However, the project's revised scope, particularly regarding water usage, remains an open question, with a decision tabled until an August meeting amid continued community opposition.

7/30/2026
Chester County Data Center on Superfund Site Raises Environmental and Safety Concerns
News ClipInquirer.com·East Whiteland, Chester County, PA

Chester County Data Center on Superfund Site Raises Environmental and Safety Concerns

Residents in East Whiteland Township, Chester County, are raising significant safety concerns about a proposed 1.5 million-square-foot data center being built on a former Superfund site. Construction has started but faced a stop-work order due to environmental impact concerns, and the township recently tabled a decision on amended plans. The site remains on the EPA's National Priorities List due to ongoing contamination.

7/27/2026
East Whiteland Supervisors Table Data Center Project Changes Amid Resident Opposition
News ClipInquirer.com·East Whiteland, Chester County, PA

East Whiteland Supervisors Table Data Center Project Changes Amid Resident Opposition

Developers of a proposed data center project in East Whiteland, PA, are seeking further changes, including eliminating water cooling and reducing the building size, after preliminary construction has begun. The East Whiteland Board of Supervisors tabled a vote on the cooling system changes amidst continued opposition from residents concerned about the project's environmental impact on a Superfund site. The developers argue the changes would conserve water.

7/9/2026
Developers revert to 1.5M-square-foot data center proposal in Chesco after back-and-forth on the facility’s footprint
News ClipInquirer.com·East Whiteland, Chester County, PA

Developers revert to 1.5M-square-foot data center proposal in Chesco after back-and-forth on the facility’s footprint

Developers Green Fig LLC and Sentinel Data Centers are reverting to a previously approved 1.5 million-square-foot data center plan in East Whiteland, Chester County, after withdrawing a revised, smaller proposal. This decision follows months of intense community opposition and protests against the project. Residents, who considered a recently proposed downsized version a win, are now pursuing legal action, arguing the initial approvals have expired.

5/5/2026