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Loganton council adopts zoning resolutions to regulate data centers
Summary
On July 2, 2026, Loganton Borough Council adopted two resolutions to revise the zoning ordinance to provide for data centers and related uses. The motions were moved by James Jordan and seconded by Keith Erdley and were signed at the meeting.
Loganton Borough Council voted on July 2, 2026, to adopt two resolutions aimed at revising the borough Zoning Ordinance to provide for data centers and ancillary uses. Attorney Coploff presented the resolutions; James Jordan moved to adopt both resolutions and Keith Erdley seconded. Council adopted and signed both measures.
Council did not record extended debate on the items in the minutes. The adoption is recorded as a formal action to authorize zoning revisions that the solicitor and borough attorney presented to the council for signature. The minutes list the motion as: "James Jordan makes a motion to adopt to both resolutions presented by Attorney Coploff. Keith Erdley seconds. Both resolutions to be adopted and signed." (July 2, 2026)
The resolutions were adopted during new business and will return as codified changes to the borough Zoning Ordinance for implementation. The minutes do not specify ordinance text or an effective date; further administrative steps will be required to publish any amendments and incorporate them into the borough code.
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