Kenilworth Planning Board Approves Subdivision for Data Center on Historic Site

Overview: During a recent Kenilworth Planning Board meeting, the board approved a application for a minor subdivision on Galloping Hill Road, a site historically used for research and manufacturing. The subdivision divides the 107-acre property into two parcels, facilitating the development of a data center on the newly created Lot A, which spans approximately 35.9 acres. This decision aligns with the municipality’s redevelopment goals and supports the site’s financial viability, prompting a discussion among board members about the potential impacts and benefits of the project.

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