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Delaware River Data Center Project Faces Zoning and Legal Challenges

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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A proposed data center campus, which includes four buildings, battery storage, and a power plant, is planned for 152 acres east of River Road along the Delaware River at the former Portland Generating Station site. Upper Mount Bethel Township supervisors have been preparing a legal defense against a zoning challenge filed by the developers. A zoning hearing is scheduled for October 19.

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The project's progress hinges on the outcome of the zoning hearing and the legal challenges. A favorable ruling for the developers could allow the project to proceed under existing township regulations, though objectors may still argue that development rights are not frozen.

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  • The Delaware River Basin Commission might require new regulatory oversight and permits for the large-scale data center construction, affecting its administrative costs.

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