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Board hears request to extend Verity Renewable Natural Gas timeline; staff say project progressing
Summary
Marathon County committees reviewed a request to extend the timeline for Verity Renewable Natural Gas and staff said the developer is making progress; the extension was described as driven by financing assurances rather than a project failure.
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The Marathon County Board discussed a committee recommendation to approve an extension for the Verity Renewable Natural Gas project timeline (Resolution 35-25) on June 19. County staff said the extension request primarily reflects the financing partner’s desire for assurance rather than a failure of the project to move forward.
Lance (deputy/assistant administrator) and Solid Waste Director Dave Hagenbusher (present in the meeting room) told supervisors the company’s financier asked for the extension to ensure the agreement remains intact if the deadline is not met. Staff reported that Verity was making progress and expected to begin transmitting landfill gas to the processing plant for injection into the pipeline in July. The resolution before the board was described as including amendments that aim to mitigate financial risk to the county.
Supervisors asked questions about reasons for the delay. Staff said the extension request is linked to financing conditions; they said project milestones are being met and that July would see initial gas transmission for processing. The transcript records discussion but no final board vote on the resolution.

