Green Mountain 6 LLC

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Archbald residents fighting data centers get win in court
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Archbald residents fighting data centers get win in court

A Lackawanna County judge ruled that Archbald residents have legal standing to challenge the borough's data center zoning ordinance. This decision denies a motion by developers to dismiss the residents' lawsuit, marking a significant procedural win for the opposition and allowing their challenge to proceed. The ordinance, adopted in November, created several data center overlay districts that conditionally allow data centers.

7/17/2026
Project Green Mountain sound study turns up volume on data center concerns
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Project Green Mountain sound study turns up volume on data center concerns

During a three-hour conditional use hearing, representatives for the proposed Project Green Mountain data center campus in Archbald, Pennsylvania, asserted that the seven-data center project would comply with local noise regulations. However, borough officials and community opponents raised concerns about changing equipment, vibrations, and the narrow margin of error in preliminary sound studies. The Archbald Borough Council did not reach a decision, and testimony will continue at a future hearing.

6/20/2026
Project Green Mountain data center hearing in Archbald focuses on generators, traffic
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Project Green Mountain data center hearing in Archbald focuses on generators, traffic

Archbald Borough Council held a conditional use hearing for Project Green Mountain, a proposed data center campus with seven buildings, focusing on air emissions from 196 diesel backup generators and traffic impacts. The developer aims to bring the first four data centers online by spring 2028, with the remaining three operational by late 2029. The hearing saw significant resident participation and questioning from council members and the opposition group Stop Archbald Data Centers.

5/12/2026
Two data center hearings set for next week in Archbald
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Two data center hearings set for next week in Archbald

Archbald, Pennsylvania, is holding multiple conditional use hearings for two proposed data center campuses, Project Green Mountain and Wildcat Ridge. Residents are fiercely opposing both projects, citing concerns over electricity, water consumption, and quality of life. The Archbald Borough Council is continuing to hear testimony from developers and the public.

5/5/2026
PPL sets open house on planned upgrades near proposed Lackawanna County data centers
News ClipWVIA Public Media·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

PPL sets open house on planned upgrades near proposed Lackawanna County data centers

PPL Electric Utilities is planning significant transmission infrastructure upgrades in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, including new substations and transmission lines. These upgrades are near a proposed data center campus by Green Mountain 6 LLC in Archbald, which requires zoning approval. PPL will hold an informational open house in Throop regarding the project.

3/25/2026
Reorganized Archbald Council to weigh ‘Project Green’ data centers tonight
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Reorganized Archbald Council to weigh ‘Project Green’ data centers tonight

A newly reorganized Archbald Borough Council is holding a conditional use hearing for 'Project Green', a proposed data center campus with seven facilities. Community pushback influenced recent council leadership changes and the adoption of stricter zoning standards for data centers in the borough.

3/19/2026