If you have been following the saga of what might happen to the old Cleveland-Cliffs steel plant at 900 Washington Street, mark your calendar. Plymouth Township has set the zoning hearing for the proposed data center for June 25th, according to MoreThanTheCurve.
This is the same fight that flared up earlier this spring and then went quiet for a minute. It is not quiet anymore. MONTCO.Today reports the application has been reignited, and over in Upper Merion a parallel data center proposal drew a tense public meeting on May 27th that landed on every local TV station. NBC10's Deanna Durante interviewed both developer Brian O'Neill and members of the opposition the next day.
What does this mean for Conshy families? Data centers are big, power-hungry buildings with truck traffic, noise, and a long planning fight that tends to spill into school board meetings, neighborhood Facebook groups, and the occasional dinner table argument. June 25th is the next round. Bring a notebook.