The saga over the proposed data center at 900 Conshohocken Road just got another chapter. On July 21, developer Brian O'Neill, operating through the entity 900 Conshohocken Road, LLC, filed a substantive validity challenge with Plymouth Township, according to reporting from MoreThanTheCurve. That is the legal equivalent of arguing the township's zoning rules themselves are the problem, not the application.
Plymouth Township Council was not shy in its response. Per Patch, council members characterized the developer's posture as "demanding approval by tantrum" and said the application "blatantly disregards the health, welfare, and safety of the community." Strong words for a zoning fight, and a reminder that what happens on the other side of the Conshohocken Road line matters plenty over here too.
Meanwhile, MoreThanTheCurve reports it filed a right-to-know request after asking all five Plymouth Township council members whether Governor Shapiro or his office had contacted them about data centers. Sometimes the follow-up questions are the story.