J.G. Petrucci Company Inc.

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Lower Mount Bethel Township Officials Signed NDAs with Data Center Developer
News ClipThe Morning Call·Lower Mount Bethel, Northampton County, PA

Lower Mount Bethel Township Officials Signed NDAs with Data Center Developer

Officials in Lower Mount Bethel Township are facing scrutiny for signing non-disclosure agreements with Talen Energy, a company involved in a proposed data center development. Residents are demanding transparency regarding the data center plans and the extent of private discussions between officials and developers. The controversy highlights a growing trend of NDAs in data center development and raises questions about public officials' obligations under transparency laws.

7/23/2026
A Lehigh Valley township fights to preserve its farms, rural way of life from data center boom
News ClipThe Morning Call·Lower Mount Bethel, Northampton County, PA

A Lehigh Valley township fights to preserve its farms, rural way of life from data center boom

Residents of Lower Mount Bethel Township are actively opposing a proposed hyperscale data center campus near the Martins Creek Power Plant, citing concerns about farmland preservation, rural lifestyle, and environmental impacts on the Delaware River. The original proposal was withdrawn due to community feedback, and a revised plan is expected soon, focusing on a reduced footprint and incorporation of community priorities.

7/22/2026
‘We don’t want it’: Lower Mount Bethel residents raise concerns about data center proposal at town hall
News ClipThe Morning Call·Lower Mount Bethel, Northampton County, PA

‘We don’t want it’: Lower Mount Bethel residents raise concerns about data center proposal at town hall

Residents of Lower Mount Bethel Township expressed strong opposition to a proposed 1.2 gigawatt, $5.5 billion data center at a town hall meeting. Despite developers' promises of economic benefits, residents raised significant concerns regarding energy consumption, environmental impact, water usage, noise pollution, and potential zoning changes. Developers plan to submit proposals for amendments to the industrial zone to permit data centers.

4/10/2026