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New Jersey Data Centers at a Crossroads? Vineland's Self-Powered AI Campus and Monroe Township's $300 Million Zoning Battle post image

New Jersey Data Centers at a Crossroads? Vineland's Self-Powered AI Campus and Monroe Township's $300 Million Zoning Battle

Disputes surrounding New Jersey data centers are intensifying as the State positions itself as a leader in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and advanced technology infrastructure. Recent proceedings in Vineland and ongoing litigation in Monroe Township illustrate the growing tension among local land-use control, energy concerns, environmental impacts, and statewide economic development objectives. The outcomes of […]

Author: Daniel T. McKillop

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New Jersey Data Center Bans Draw a Second Developer Lawsuit, and a $300 Million Damages Claim post image

New Jersey Data Center Bans Draw a Second Developer Lawsuit, and a $300 Million Damages Claim

Update (August 2026): For the latest developments in this matter, including the Vineland Planning Board’s review of a self-powered AI campus and Monroe Township’s motion to dismiss, see our updated client alert. New Jersey municipalities are moving aggressively to keep data centers out, and developers are beginning to push back in court. Within the span […]

Author: Daniel T. McKillop

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