Sansone Group

Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about Sansone Group data center developments across 2 states, including MI, PA.

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News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Olyphant, Lackawanna County, PA

Companies tied to DeNaples, Missouri firm apply for 16 Olyphant data centers

Companies tied to Charles DeNaples and Sansone Group have applied to build 16 data centers in Olyphant, Pennsylvania. These applications come amidst a contentious zoning dispute where the Olyphant Borough Council initially passed, then rejected, a data center zoning ordinance, and is now pursuing a curative amendment. A land-use appeal has been filed in Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas challenging the council's decision to invalidate its zoning.

zoning opposition legal announcement

5/13/2026

News ClipWEMU·York, Washtenaw County, MI

Land purchase for planned data center in York Township falls through

A land purchase deal for a planned data center in York Township, Michigan, has fallen through after Sansone Group withdrew its agreement to acquire over 400 acres from Toyota. Township officials expressed relief that the zoning conversion effort for the data center project has ceased. The township now plans to update its zoning ordinances to address future data center developments.

zoning opposition government announcement

4/30/2026

News ClipCrain's Detroit Business·York, Washtenaw County, MI

Developer abandons data center plan near Ann Arbor

Sansone Group has abandoned its data center plan in York Township, Michigan, near Ann Arbor. This decision came after York Township officials refused to alter a previous development agreement for the 412-acre property.

zoning government opposition

4/29/2026

News ClipWVIA Public Media·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

PPL Electric Utilities confirms data centers spurred transmission project in Lackawanna County

PPL Electric Utilities confirmed its Archbald Mountain Project, involving new transmission lines and a substation in Lackawanna County, is primarily driven by the power demands of proposed data centers in Archbald. Residents expressed anger and opposition at an open house, with some data center projects still lacking full local approval, while PPL continues its development work independently of those approvals. The utility is currently gathering public input on proposed transmission line routes.

electricity opposition zoning environmental government

4/22/2026