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RDA approves refunds for two 2024 solar tax-incentive participants, holds others pending; Milford Solar resolution approved subject to edits

2857988 · April 1, 2025
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Summary

The Beaver County Redevelopment Agency approved 2024 tax-incentive refunds for Radiant Generation and Clearway Energy, held several other solar refund requests pending because recipients had not submitted April 1 notifications, and adopted a Milford Solar commencement resolution subject to edits clarifying the project name and area.

The Beaver County Redevelopment Agency (RDA) on April 1 approved tax-incentive refunds for two 2024 solar participants and deferred several other payments until the participants confirm addresses and request refunds.

Treasury and RDA staff explained that April 1 is the statutory notification date for entities to request a tax-incentive refund after 2024 taxes were collected. Several projects — "Grama Rapids," "Greenville Solar," "Land Hills Solar," "Milford Flat Solar," and "Milford Solar 2" — had not submitted notification by the deadline, prompting staff to propose sending reminder letters and to retain funds in the RDA until claimants contact the county. Counsel and staff said they will retain unclaimed funds in the RDA for a period to allow future claims if the participation agreement allows; staff recommended retaining the funds for a limited period rather than dispersing them to an address the county cannot verify.

After discussion, RDA board members approved refunds for Radiant Generation and Clearway Energy (amounts were recorded in staff materials but not read aloud during the discussion) and voted to hold other refunds pending contacts or to retain them in the RDA per staff recommendation. The board asked staff to send a gentle reminder letter to the companies that have not submitted the April 1 notice and specifically noted concerns about bounced emails and outdated contact information.

Separately, the RDA considered a trigger/commencement resolution for a Milford-area solar project. Board members and legal staff noted conflicting names on the draft resolution (variants included "Milford Solar 2," "Milford Solar Phase 2 LLC," and other titles). The RDA approved the resolution subject to non-substantive edits to clarify the official project name and to incorporate the map and attachments from the previously adopted project-area plan; board counsel said staff would prepare a clean copy of the resolution and the legal map for final signature.

Both items passed by voice vote; the RDA retained discretion to hold unclaimed refunds and to return them to the RDA if necessary while staff works to confirm recipient identity and addresses.