Pennsylvania township defends strict data centre conditions amid developer lawsuit

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Plymouth Township, Pennsylvania, is standing by its stringent zoning conditions placed on a proposed AI data centre development. Developer Brian O'Neill has filed a lawsuit challenging the requirements, arguing they are excessively burdensome despite his agreement to most of them. The township maintains it has the authority to enforce zoning rules in order to safeguard residents' health and safety. O'Neill disputes the township's characterisation of his position and contends he has been largely cooperative. A zoning hearing has been scheduled for August 6, where both sides will present evidence and testimony.

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