Vineland Residents Oppose Proposed Data Center Over Noise and Environmental Concerns
Residents of Vineland, New Jersey, gathered at a public meeting to express their opposition to a proposed 2.6 million-square-foot data center by Data One. The meeting, initially planned for City Hall, was moved to the larger Landis Theater due to high public interest. Concerns raised by the community include potential impacts on local air quality, water usage, and noise pollution, with many residents reporting a persistent humming noise from the site. Peggy Schumacher, a local resident, highlighted the adverse effects on her health and quality of life due to vibrations from the site. Data One has stated that the facility complies with local noise ordinances and supports city leaders. The meeting also addressed the data center's anticipated water usage, with representatives indicating a need for 8 million gallons on average, though specifics were not fully detailed. 
