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DeNaples, Core5 revive request for warehousing on Throop environmental land
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Throop, Lackawanna County, PA

DeNaples, Core5 revive request for warehousing on Throop environmental land

Theta Land Corp. and Core5 Industrial Partners have submitted a new application seeking a 787-acre warehouse and distribution overlay district in Throop’s environmental conservation zone. Residents opposed the proposal at a Planning Commission meeting, citing impacts to conservation land, traffic, infrastructure and watersheds; the request still requires a public hearing and Borough Council approval.

10/9/2026
Throop to consider DeNaples’ request for warehouses in environmental land
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Throop, Lackawanna County, PA

Throop to consider DeNaples’ request for warehouses in environmental land

Throop Borough is considering a request from Theta Land Corp. to amend zoning to allow warehouses on over 700 acres of environmental conservation land, a move opposed by local environmental groups and the county planning department. This comes as residents are appealing a previously approved data center zoning ordinance in the same conservation district. The Borough Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing and special meeting to discuss the warehouse zoning amendment.

9/14/2026
Residents appeal Throop’s data center zoning, argue it benefits private interests
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Throop, Lackawanna County, PA

Residents appeal Throop’s data center zoning, argue it benefits private interests

Residents in Throop, Pennsylvania, have appealed a newly adopted data center zoning ordinance, arguing it benefits private interests over the public and violates environmental rights. The group, known as "Protectors of Water, Wildlife, Environment and Resources" (POWER), filed appeals with both the Throop Zoning Hearing Board and the Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas. They contend the ordinance, which allows data centers on 351 acres of conservation land, fails to protect the community's resources.

8/26/2026
Midvalley towns to hold hearings on data center regulations, power plants
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Throop, Lackawanna County, PA

Midvalley towns to hold hearings on data center regulations, power plants

Throop is preparing to consider a comprehensive zoning ordinance for data centers as its six-month moratorium expires, aiming to regulate future developments as conditional uses. Meanwhile, Archbald and Dickson City are holding hearings on proposals from Essential Energy LLC and Dickson City Power, associated with Kriger Construction Inc., to build multiple power plants and data centers. Dickson City zoners have already rejected appeals for four data centers.

7/20/2026