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HCI DP Land Acquisition LLC has submitted two applications for two, one-story data center buildings. One application, concerning the Pennsy Supply quarry site, at 249.5 acres is currently zoned industrial. The second application relates to a legal challenge against the township's current zoning laws, which the developer claims is exclusionary of data center development and violates Pennsylvania law. The applications describe two data centers, one at 401,800 square feet and the other at 195,000 square feet, as well as a planned 210,000-square-foot substation. The developer has stated they anticipate approximately 120 full-time employees across both buildings.

Provident Data Centers (through its affiliate Wampum I LLC) purchased the former Pittsburgh International Race Complex ("Pitt Race") for $50 million to develop data centers. Owners Jim and Kathy Stout announced the sale of the over 400-acre site in October 2025, and the beloved racing facility closed its doors a month later. Switch has since announced plans for a 382-acre data center campus on that same property, with Provident as landowner and Switch as the campus developer and operator. Big Beaver Borough has confirmed Switch's intention to develop the former Pitt Race property at 201 Penndale Road, though the company has apparently not yet submitted a formal application. The overall project cost is projected to be between $80-$200 million.