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Pin date 2026-06-10 matches the Times-Tribune report. ERCOR's application date is not given; no completion target published.
Cited in the project timeline.[1]
Cited in the project timeline.[1]
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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Nine data centers (ERCOR Triboro); DeNaples seven-building plan withdrawn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.”
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Triboro Commerce Park's seven-data-center plan confirmed withdrawn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.”
Olyphant borough, Lackawanna County, has a zoning district of about 1,000 acres where data centers are conditional uses. Triboro Commerce Park's seven-data-center plan was withdrawn in June 2026, while ERCOR Triboro, a Sansone Group company, applied to build nine data centers on about 100 acres of its land. Council's June 2026 settlement did not approve any campus, and residents are organising against the plans.
Olyphant’s engineer confirmed withdrawal of Triboro Commerce Park’s seven-building plan. ERCOR Triboro, a Sansone Group company, separately proposed nine data centers, occupying about 100 acres of its 500-acre property. The zoning settlement did not approve a campus.[1]