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NorthPoint Development proposed a 1,300-acre data center in Hazle Township, Pennsylvania, offering $10,000 checks to 4,500 households and up to $120 million over 15 years for community services. Residents remain opposed, citing property value fears, noise pollution, and distrust of AI companies and local officials. The township previously rejected the project on zoning grounds and enacted a temporary construction moratorium.
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