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NorthPoint Development offered $10,000 per family in Hazle Township, Pennsylvania, plus $120 million in community investment, to drop opposition to a 1,300-acre data center. Residents refused, citing noise and property value fears. The township approved a 180-day construction moratorium in June as anti-data center groups surge nationwide.
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