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EAC members report public concern after Planning Commission review of proposed data centers
Summary
Four EAC members attended the Planning Commission debrief on proposed data centers; Jaque Camp’s letter was read aloud and met with applause, and members reported the public raised numerous questions and concerns about the proposals.
Members of the Upper Merion Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) reported on a Planning Commission meeting about proposed data centers, saying the topic drew substantial public attention and questions.
The minutes state that four EAC members attended the Planning Commission debrief. The record notes that a letter from Jaque Camp was read aloud during that meeting and was met with applause. Council members reported that members of the public raised a range of questions and concerns about the proposed data centers; the minutes do not record the substance of those questions or any formal Planning Commission outcome.
The EAC discussion in this meeting was a debrief: members summarized what they observed at the Planning Commission rather than proposing or voting on specific code reforms at this session. No formal action or referral to staff was recorded in the EAC minutes on June 2.
The council did not record additional follow-up tasks, specific community concerns in detail, or a formal motion regarding data-center proposals at this meeting.
