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Lee County board advances zoning petitions, passes ordinances and budget items in wide-ranging consent actions
Summary
At its March meeting the Lee County Board voted to advance two commercial solar petitions to the Zoning Board of Appeals, approve a stormwater ordinance amendment and a set of routine resolutions and purchases, including opioid-settlement funding and a fingerprint scanner for court processing.
The Lee County Board on an otherwise brief March agenda approved a slate of petitions, ordinances and administrative resolutions ranging from zoning petitions for commercial solar projects to county procurement and funding disbursements.
The board voted to send two solar special-use petitions to the Zoning Board of Appeals: petition 25-P-1639 for a 5-megawatt commercial (community) solar facility on a 67.29-acre parcel in Palmyra Township, and petition 25-P-1640 for a 2-megawatt commercial facility on parcels also in Palmyra Township totaling 67.29 acres. Mr. Kitson moved to forward petition 25-P-1639 with Mr. Frieland seconding; Nancy (Naylor) moved to forward petition 25-P-1640, seconded by Mr.…
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