County to hold public hearing as second step in CPACE opt‑in process
Staff briefed commissioners on the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (CPACE) program and recent state changes enabling county‑by‑county participation; the board confirmed it would advertise the required public hearing and consider participation at a future meeting.
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County manager (speaker 4) provided background on CPACE and recent state legislation permitting county‑by‑county participation. He reminded commissioners that the board previously approved a resolution of intent at the September meeting and that the second required step is an advertised public hearing and a formal opt‑in decision. Staff said the program is a financing tool that allows private lenders to provide longer‑term investment for energy‑ and resilience‑related improvements.
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