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Developer to hold community meeting on proposed Shiloh-area utility-scale solar
Summary
Open Road Renewables announced a public meeting for the proposed utility-scale solar project in Shiloh District to discuss on-site sheet-freezing operations and stormwater mitigation during construction.
Bridal (Bridal Gilchrist) of Open Road Renewables announced a community meeting on May 6 for the proposed utility-scale solar project in the Shiloh District.
Lede: The developer, Open Road Renewables, will hold a community meeting next Wednesday at the King George Citizen Center to discuss how on-site sheet-freezing operations will work and how stormwater runoff will be mitigated during construction of a proposed solar facility.
Nut graf: The company said it had already participated in a citizens meeting and received questions on construction methods and stormwater mitigation. The next meeting intends to provide technical detail and a question-and-answer period; doors open at 5:30 p.m., presentation at 6 p.m., and the session will run through 8 p.m.
Details: Bridal Gilchrist said the developer will post details to the local community forum and invited supervisors and resident stakeholders to forward topics they would like covered.
Ending: The meeting is an informational session; no board action or planning entitlement decision occurred at the May 6 meeting.
