★Land development plan sets
LIVIC Civil, for the developer · 2025–2026The site plans for the 16-building compound, campus by campus, current version per phase.
Project Documents
The official documents behind PAX-1, in one place: the plans, the reviews, the permits, the findings. Every file here is yours to read or download.
53 documents across 5 categories
What the developer filed to describe and build the project.
The site plans for the 16-building compound, campus by campus, current version per phase.
The recorded subdivision that carves the 693-acre campus into its lots.
The Project Bolt buildout sequence the developer later points to for vested rights.
The developer's own acoustic model of the campus generators, measured in dBA only, with no low-frequency limit, and still predicting noise at the nearest property line.
The developer's projection of construction and operations traffic on local roads.
What independent reviewers said when they looked at the plans.
The county's reviews across the overlay, the subdivision, and each phase of land development.
The township engineer's comments on the plans, phase by phase, including the sound study.
What the township adopted, and on what terms.
The zoning the board adopted 35 days after the April 25 request.
The zoning rewrite that folded the overlay in as Section 2.18 and relabeled the land MU-1 Mixed-Use Neighborhood.
The approvals now under appeal in county court, granted with dozens of waivers across the subdivision and each phase.
The township standards the developer asked the board to set aside, phase by phase.
The permits the project builds under, and the enforcement record.
The residential-era stormwater permit amended into a data-center permit, the one our DEP challenge targets.
The general permits for the Country Club Road water-main stream crossing.
The wetland violation notice and the blasting airblast exceedance.
The erosion-control inspections at the Cumberland Knoll site.
The developer's request for 400,000 gallons of water and 273,000 gallons of sewer a day.
DEP's meeting notes requiring full Act 537 sewage-facilities planning for the campus.
What outside agencies concluded about the project's effects.
The state found the project will have an adverse effect on the Appalachian Trail viewshed, rejecting the developer's own no-effect analysis, then rejected its tree-screening fix.
The Trail conservancy's concern letters about the compound a third of a mile from the Trail.
The federal trail office's comments on the project's viewshed, noise, and light effects.
The federal finding that jurisdictional waters and wetlands may be present on the site.
SRBC's confirmation that a consumptive-use approval is required and, as of that date, none had been filed for PAX-1.
Source & Purpose: The documents on this page are public records. Stop PAX-1 obtained them lawfully, through requests under Pennsylvania’s Right-to-Know Law and from the public filings, postings, and recorded plans of the agencies involved. They are published here strictly for public transparency, review, and informational purposes.
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No Endorsement or Professional Liability: These plans are provided “as-is” for historical and public reference only. They do not constitute engineering advice, and their inclusion does not imply an endorsement by Stop PAX-1 or by any firm or agency named. These plans may not be current, complete, or suitable for any construction, development, or professional application. Anyone using or relying on these documents does so entirely at their own risk.