The Data Center Divide
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Pennsauken Township
Neutral Data Center Policies
Pennsauken Township’s enacted resolution asks the Planning Board to study possible data-center rules and recommend changes; it does not itself impose requirements or pause projects.
current law · Township of PennsaukenThis resolution directs the Pennsauken Planning Board to study data centers, server farms, hyperscale facilities, and similar facilities and to recommend any appropriate amendments to the Township’s development regulations.Pennsauken Township Resolution 2026:158 — Referral to the Planning Board for a Data-Center Study (2026)
What this means
The resolution does not set rules or pause data center projects; it asks the Planning Board to study possible regulations and recommend changes. That could lead to future rules, but this measure itself creates no meaningful new requirements or benefits: it directs the board to study regulation of data centers.
People behind it
- Township Committee of Pennsauken
Initiated the referral for a study of data centers and similar facilities and requested recommendations on possible development-regulation amendments.
- Pennsauken Township Planning Board
Assigned to study regulation of data centers and similar facilities and recommend possible amendments.
- Municipal Clerk
Authorized to forward a certified copy of the resolution to the Planning and Zoning Offices and Planning Board solicitor.
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