If your morning routine involves cutting through Balligomingo Road in West Conshohocken, you have four days of rerouting to plan around. PennDOT announced on August 11th that Aqua Pennsylvania will be performing utility construction on the road, with closures during work hours across four days. Details, as always, are in the fine print of the announcement.
The closures are only during active work hours, so evenings and mornings should still let commuters and school-bus routes through. Still, if you have a kid heading to camp or a Colonial District facility on the West Conshy side, budget an extra ten minutes. For the full timeline, check the writeup at MoreThanTheCurve.
Meanwhile, over in Plymouth Township, the zoning hearing board resumed the marathon Conshohocken data center case at 900 Conshohocken Road on August 6th to what MoreThanTheCurve described as an almost full house. Norristown is now trying to apply for party status, Plymouth has produced a 43-point list of conditions, and one characterization from the coverage described the developer as demanding approval by tantrum. Whitemarsh Township, watching all this unfold next door, is set to vote on August 13th to advertise its own data center ordinance. When neighboring townships start writing rules at speed, that tells you everything about how the room is reading the situation.