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Conewago supervisors refer draft warehouse ordinance to Tri-County Planning Commission for review
Summary
The board voted unanimously to send a draft warehouse ordinance to the Tri-County Planning Commission for review and asked the township attorney to investigate whether local rules account for AI datacenters after a resident raised the issue at public comment.
At the Feb. 3 meeting, the Conewago Township Board of Supervisors voted to forward a draft warehouse ordinance to the Tri-County Planning Commission for review.
Vice-Chair Mike Long moved to send the draft ordinance to the Tri-County Planning Commission; Supervisor Frank Graybill seconded the motion and the board voted unanimously in favor. The minutes record no amendments to the draft at the meeting.
During public comment earlier in the meeting, resident Jonathan Crist said TMI is reopening to power an AI datacenter and asked whether the township’s warehouse ordinance addresses AI datacenters. Attorney Victoria Storz said she would investigate that question and follow up.
Next steps: the draft will be reviewed by the Tri-County Planning Commission and the township attorney will report back on any implications for AI datacenters or related land-use considerations. No ordinance adoption was recorded at this meeting.
