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The East Fishkill Town Board in New York unanimously enacted a three-year moratorium on data centers over 20 megawatts, following strong public opposition to a proposed large data center by Treetop Development. Residents voiced concerns over electricity costs and potential water pollution. The decision extends beyond a potential state moratorium awaiting the governor's signature.
East Fishkill residents rallied against a potential data center, following the town board's alleged passage of a three-year moratorium on local data centers. New Jersey-based Treetop Development had previously expressed interest in building a large data center, although no formal application was submitted. This local development coincides with Governor Kathy Hochul's consideration of a statewide one-year data center moratorium.
The East Fishkill Town Board in New York has approved a three-year moratorium on new data center construction following significant community opposition. Residents and advocacy groups successfully pushed for this pause to allow time to evaluate potential impacts such as increased electricity and water demand, noise, and environmental concerns. This action mirrors similar measures taken by other New York municipalities and ongoing efforts for a statewide moratorium.