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Envision Land Use Group

Envision Land Use Group approached North Coventry Township, Chester County, in January 2026 about a small data center of about 120,000 square feet at 299 W. Schuylkill Road, which township minutes describe as self-contained, cooled with a closed-loop system and staffed by six people. It asked the supervisors for informal feedback through its attorney, Denise Yarnoff of Riley Riper Hollin & Colagreco, and it never filed an application. Supervisors voted 3-2 on February 23, 2026 to tell the developer the township wasn't interested in the site, and the public records we found don't say where the company is based or who owns it.

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Pennsylvania project on our map

1 withdrawn, denied or stopped

Developer: 1

Approved or built0

In process0

Stopped1

Building area named120,000 sq ftpublished for 1 of 1

Land involved17 acrespublished for 1 of 1

Permanent jobs claimed6claimed for 1 of 1

Counties1Chester

Earliest project2026first public announcement

Local groups opposing0across its projects

Legal filings0appeals, challenges and suits on file

Community impacts3documented on its projects

News stories4in our coverage log

Projects

Project	Status	Role	Size named
North Coventry Pre-emptive RejectionNorth Coventry Township, Chester CountySuggest a correction	Denied	Developer	120,000 sq ft

Sources

Board of Supervisors minutes, January 29, 2026 North Coventry Township · 2026-01-29
North Coventry Pre-emptive Rejection No Conshy Data Centers · 2026-10-22
North Coventry residents and leaders reject data center plan, before it was even formally submitted Philadelphia Inquirer · 2026-02-24

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