Supervisors continue drafting data‑center ordinance; Planning Commission suggested curative amendment
Summary
The township's Planning Commission reviewed sample data-center ordinances and recommended a curative amendment; the township solicitor advised continuing work on a draft because no developments or public water/sewer currently exist. Supervisor Travis Sherman will compile draft material.
Supervisor Travis Sherman reported that the Washington Township Planning Commission reviewed sample data center ordinances and voted to recommend a curative amendment. "The PC made a motion to have a curative amendment be done by the Supervisors," the minutes say.
Township Solicitor Sharon Myers told the Board she did not believe a curative amendment was necessary at this time because there are no proposed developments and the township lacks public water and sewer; she recommended continuing to work on a draft ordinance. The Supervisors instructed Travis Sherman to compile the materials that should be included in a proposed data-center ordinance for future consideration.
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