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Data center · Verificado el 2026-10-31
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About 100 acres of ERCOR's land (500-acre property per Times-Tribune; 548 acres per WVIA)
“The data centers would encompass about 100 acres of ERCOR’s land, LaFratte said.”
Proposed; no data center approved, no final decision made
“No final decision has been made on the proposed data centers.”
Nine data centers (ERCOR Triboro); DeNaples seven-building plan withdrawn
“There are now nine data centers proposed in the borough after ERCOR Triboro, a limited liability company under St. Louis-based Sansone Group, applied to change its land use from four 1-million-square-foot warehouses.”
Sansone Group buys about 500 acres from DeNaples (price reported as $80 million)
“Sansone bought 500 acres from DeNaples last year for $80 million.”
Council adopts then denies data center zoning amendment (CM-2 conditional use)
“Council initially adopted but then denied the zoning amendment addressing data centers amid uproar from the crowd.”
There’s anger, there’s resentment, frustration, because we go to these meetings and it feels like we’re not being heard,
That ordinance was well thought out. It was developed over eight months.
Grossman and PPL Spokesperson Dana Burns both said there are nondisclosure agreements in place
| PPL Electric Utilities confirms data centers spurred transmission project in Lackawanna County · 22 abr 2026 | -0.20 |
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| Olyphant settles DeNaples lawsuit and confirms data center regulations · 10 jun 2026 | 0.20 |
| Olyphant residents rally over proposed TriBoro data centers · 3 ago 2026 | -0.70 |
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Olyphant received two separate data-center proposals:A June 10, 2026 report says Triboro Commerce Park LLC sought seven buildings on over 400 acres, whilewithdrew its seven-building plan. A separate ERCOR Triboro proposed proposal sought nine buildings on roughly 500 adjacent acres.data centers on a 500-acre property.
Olyphant received two separate data-center proposals:Olyphant’s engineer confirmed withdrawal of Triboro Commerce Park LLC sought seven buildings on over 400 acres, while ERCOR TriboroPark’s seven-building plan. ERCOR Triboro, a Sansone Group company, separately proposed nine buildings on roughly 500 adjacent acres. The proposals have separate developers and applications. A combined 1,500 MW capacity, USD 14.25 billion construction budget and achieved construction milestone aredata centers, occupying about 100 acres of its 500-acre property. The zoning settlement did not established by this report.approve a campus.
Editadopor @ThePinGang
Two separate developers are separately proposing to build 16 data centers in total east of the Casey Highway. \n First, in early April,Olyphant received two separate data-center proposals: Triboro Commerce Park LLC, a company associated with DeNaples, submitted a plan to develop 7 data centersLLC sought seven buildings on just over 400 acres of the roughly 1,000-acre CM-2 zone. In late April, the company also filed a land-use appeal and a petition for an emergency injunction in Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas asking the court to overturn Olyphant Borough Council's decision declaring its zoning ordinance invalid via a curative amendment, citing the action unlawfully excludes data centers — a further signal of its intent to build. \n Then, on May 4, Olyphant received a zoning application fromacres, while ERCOR Triboro, a limited liability company under Sansone Group, to change its land use from four warehouses toTriboro proposed nine data centers. Their campus spans aboutbuildings on roughly 500 acres and is adjacent to DeNaples land.acres.
Electrical Load: 1,500 MW planned utility capacity Olyphant received two separate data-center proposals: Triboro Commerce Park LLC sought seven buildings on the Pennsylvania / PJM grid. Site & Facility Footprint: 900 acres in Olyphant Borough, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania. Water Demand: 1.80 MGD (estimated).over 400 acres, while ERCOR Triboro proposed nine buildings on roughly 500 adjacent acres. The proposals have separate developers and applications. A combined 1,500 MW capacity, USD 14.25 billion construction budget and achieved construction milestone are not established by this report.
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La fecha del pin 2026-06-10 coincide con el informe del Times-Tribune. No se da fecha de postulación de ERCOR; no se ha publicado ningún objetivo de finalización.
Cited in the project timeline.[1]
Cited in the project timeline.[1]
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Título original: Olyphant Triboro Plans: DeNaples Proposal Withdrawn, ERCOR Proposal Separate
El municipio de Olyphant, condado de Lackawanna, tiene un distrito de zonificación de aproximadamente 1000 acres donde los centros de datos son usos condicionales. El plan de siete centros de datos de Triboro Commerce Park se retiró en junio de 2026, mientras que ERCOR Triboro, una empresa del Grupo Sansone, solicitó construir nueve centros de datos en aproximadamente 100 acres de su terreno. El acuerdo del consejo de junio de 2026 no aprobó ningún campus y los residentes se están organizando en contra de los planes.
El ingeniero de Olyphant confirmó la retirada del plan de siete edificios de Triboro Commerce Park. ERCOR Triboro, una empresa del Grupo Sansone, propuso por separado nueve centros de datos, ocupando alrededor de 100 acres de su propiedad de 500 acres. El acuerdo de zonificación no aprobó un campus.[1]
Council votes 6-0 to settle Triboro Commerce Park lawsuit; amendment recognized
“Council voted 6-0 on a resolution that ended a lawsuit from Triboro Commerce Park LLC”
Triboro Commerce Park's seven-data-center plan confirmed withdrawn
“borough engineer Lou LaFratte confirmed the commerce park subsequently withdrew those plans”
Stop Olyphant Data Centers rally at Fern Hill Park
“gathered Sunday afternoon at Fern Hill Park in Olyphant to voice their opposition and share information with the community.”