During a recent government meeting, concerns were raised regarding a proposed solar project in Detroit, specifically its zoning implications. A participant questioned the administration's approach, suggesting that it seemed to obscure responsibility for zoning decisions. The speaker emphasized that the solar project was intended for vacant properties, highlighting the abundance of available land in Detroit.

The discussion underscored the potential risks of situating a solar farm near populated areas, particularly around children. The participant called for clarity on the zoning classifications that would apply to the project, asking whether it would fall under M4 or B2 zoning categories. This inquiry reflects a broader concern about ensuring that such developments are appropriately regulated to protect community interests. The meeting highlighted the need for public engagement and transparency in the zoning process for renewable energy projects in urban settings.