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Loganton council adopts resolutions to regulate data centers in zoning code
Summary
Council adopted two resolutions presented by the borough solicitor to revise zoning rules to permit and regulate data centers and ancillary uses while aiming to avoid exclusionary language; the motion to adopt was moved by James Jordan and seconded by Keith Erdley.
The Loganton Borough Council considered proposed revisions to the zoning ordinance to provide for data centers and ancillary uses in ways intended to withstand legal challenge while protecting residents' quality of life. Attorney Coploff presented two resolutions to implement the changes.
James Jordan "makes a motion to adopt to both resolutions presented by Attorney Coploff," and Keith Erdley seconded; the minutes record both resolutions were adopted and signed. The minutes do not include detailed ordinance language, fee changes, or an implementation timeline; they note only that the resolutions were adopted in this meeting and will be signed.
Council did not record any public comment at the moment of the motion, and no roll-call vote counts were listed in the minutes. The resolutions themselves and any ordinance text updates were not appended to the minutes, so the exact regulatory changes are not specified in the record included in the minutes.
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