When Travis Coenen, the Wrightstown village administrator, needed help amending the village zoning code, he asked for help from an unlikely source: the principal development manager for Cloverleaf Infrastructure, a firm that works to develop new data centers across the country.
“Parin, can you send the zoning you used in other communities so I can get it on our zoning code rewrite,” Coenen wrote.
The email was just one of many exchanged between Coenen and managers of Cloverleaf going back to at least January. They were obtained by a public records request by residents opposed to a future data center and verified by NBC 26 News…