J.G. Petrucci

Data Center Signal is tracking 6 clips about J.G. Petrucci data center developments across 1 states, including PA.

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News ClipThe Morning Call·Allentown, Lehigh County, PA

Plans for 2nd Allentown data center proposal revealed. It would be next to a school and a major attraction

Allentown, PA, is considering two new data center proposals, both of which face significant challenges. Developer J.G. Petrucci's project, potentially using 100,000 gallons of water daily, is subject to a legal dispute regarding which of the city's recently approved, stricter zoning ordinances applies to its application. Meanwhile, a second proposal by Quantm LLC has garnered fierce community opposition and a petition with over 4,900 signatures.

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8/20/2026

News ClipWFMZ.com·Allentown, Lehigh County, PA

Data center proposal near Executive Education Academy Charter school reviewed by zoning board

A data center proposal by J.G. Petrucci in Allentown, PA, is currently under review by the city's Zoning Board. This review is occurring after the Allentown City Council recently passed Bills 20 and 52, which establish stricter zoning regulations and safeguards for data center development, particularly concerning water usage and environmental impact. Mayor Matt Tuerk emphasized that the proposal will be evaluated against these new laws.

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8/15/2026

News ClipWFMZ.com·Allentown, Lehigh County, PA

New details emerge about second data center proposal in Allentown

Allentown, PA, is considering two data center proposals, one from J.G. Petrucci and another from Quantm Group. The city recently approved new zoning regulations (Bill 52) that restrict data center locations and strengthen environmental standards, though it's unclear if these will apply to J.G. Petrucci's earlier submitted application. The Allentown Planning Commission is awaiting a revised submission for the Quantm Group project.

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8/14/2026

News ClipJust The News·Lower Mount Bethel, Northampton County, PA

'I don't want you' say Northampton County residents fuming data center farm takeovers

Residents in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, are actively opposing the proposed Lower Mount Bethel Tech Center, a 1.2 GW data center project requiring rezoning of agricultural land to industrial. Community members voiced strong concerns about environmental impact, water and electricity use, noise, light pollution, and property values during a recent town hall. Developers, including Peron Development and J.G. Petrucci, are in the early stages of the public process, emphasizing potential economic benefits.

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4/19/2026

News Clipaltoonamirror.com·Lower Mount Bethel, Northampton County, PA

Data center takeovers of farms stirring anger

Residents in Pennsylvania's Slate Belt region, specifically Lower Mount Bethel Township, are actively opposing a proposed 1.2 GW data center project in Northampton County. The opposition, organized by No Data Center in the LMBT, centers on concerns over farmland preservation, water usage, power demand, and potential environmental impacts. The project, led by Peron Development and J.G. Petrucci, requires rezoning and has prompted strong community feedback during a recent town hall.

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4/18/2026

News ClipThe Center Square·Lower Mount Bethel, Northampton County, PA

'I don't want you' say residents fuming data center farm takeovers

Residents in Pennsylvania's Slate Belt region, specifically Lower Mount Bethel Township, are actively opposing a proposed 1.2 GW data center project by Peron Development and J.G. Petrucci. Concerns primarily revolve around the preservation of rural farmland, increased water and power demand, noise, light pollution, and potential impacts on property values and the environment. Despite developers outlining economic benefits, community members are vocal in their desire to block the development.

zoning opposition environmental electricity water government

4/17/2026