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‘We will not be bullied’: Plymouth Township pushes back against proposed Conshohocken data center
Plymouth Township Council opposes a proposed 2 million-square-foot data center in Conshohocken, accusing developer Brian O’Neill of intimidation tactics. The facility, part of eight similar projects in Montgomery County, faces criticism over environmental concerns and potential energy bill increases. A petition against the project has collected over 3,600 signatures, and the township’s planning agency previously refused to endorse the proposal.
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