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ERCOR Triboro, a Sansone Group company, proposedTriboro proposes seven data centers and a data-center campus substation on about 470.6 acres in Olyphant. A June 26, 2026 report describes seven two-story buildings and a substation across nearly 471 acres, revising an earlier nine-building account. ERCOR sued to bypass conditional-use hearings; the report doesOctober 29 photographs document sitework while building approvals remain unresolved. A proposed USD 101 million community-benefits agreement accompanies a settlement scheduled for a November 5 council vote. That payment is not establish a final court outcome or construction approval.the campus construction budget, and the vote remains pending.
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… are not project renderings or proof of construction. Continuing opposition July 29 reporting quotes resident Eva Rappenglueck organizing opposition while describing ERCOR’s lawsuit over its seven-building proposal. It does not establish the lawsuit’s final disposition. Developer marketing concept Emergent Data Centers markets Project Triboro at 3 & 4 Triboro Industrial Park on 470.6 acres, with up to 14 powered shells, phased capacity up to 1.25 GW and delivery targets in Q1 2028 and Q2 2029. The official marketing rendering illustrates that concept; its shell count differs from the seven-building June planning report. Neither the marketing schedule nor a summer-2026 groundbreaking target verifies approval, a utility commitment or physical construction. October sitework and reported scope October 30 reporting and photographs dated October 29 document sitework at ERCOR’s campus off Marshwood Road. The report describes seven 80-foot buildings and 1 GW of planned electricity use; neither is a verified operating capacity. Data-center building approvals remain pending. The proposed USD 101 million community-benefits payment over 15 years is not a construction budget. Scheduled settlement vote The borough’s official notice schedules a November 5, 2026 special meeting at 6 p.m. at the Regal Room to consider resolving ERCOR’s lawsuit and approving a community-benefits agreement. This is a future vote, not an executed settlement or final construction approval.
