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Lake County board approves staff work beyond eight hours on Potter Valley decommissioning; quarterly reports required
Summary
The Lake County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved allowing staff to spend more than eight hours preparing the county—s response to the Potter Valley Project decommissioning and required quarterly progress reports, citing the need to document local impacts ahead of an anticipated FERC filing.
The Lake County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved allowing county staff to spend more than eight hours preparing the county—s response to the Potter Valley Project decommissioning and required quarterly progress reports, the board said on a 5-0 vote.
Board members said they want county departments to complete targeted work showing how the decommissioning could affect Lake County ahead of a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission filing expected in July. Supervisor Subatique said the existing…
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