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Three-year data center moratorium passed in town of East Fishkill, New York State, blocking planned campus
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A three-year data center moratorium has been passed in East Fishkill, a town in southern New York State, blocking a planned campus in the area.
Key facts
- This will effectively put a stop on a proposal put forth by developer Treetop Companies to build a 1.16 million sq ft (107,910 sqm) data center south of Old State Road and Interstate 52, according
- The Town Board voted on Thursday evening to impose the moratorium, which will last until July 1, 2029
- A three-year data center moratorium has been passed in East Fishkill, a town in southern New York State, blocking a planned campus in the area
- That is, unless a data center is “ancillary to an existing or permitted use and less than 20MW or eligible for an Economic Development Special Permit
Summary
The Town Board voted on Thursday evening to impose the moratorium, which will last until July 1, 2029. That is, unless a data center is “ancillary to an existing or permitted use and less than 20MW or eligible for an Economic Development Special Permit.” This will effectively put a stop on a proposal put forth by developer Treetop Companies to build a 1.16 million sq ft (107,910 sqm) data center south of Old State Road and Interstate 52, according to a drawing uploaded to the company’s website. But it appears that Treetop never submitted a formal application for the project.