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Board votes 4‑0 to support Duke Energy CCN application and to intervene at the Utilities Commission
Summary
After a closed session, the Person County Board of Commissioners voted 4‑0 on April 7 to submit a letter of support for Duke Energy’s certificate of convenience and necessity (CCN) application and to participate as an intervener in the North Carolina Utilities Commission proceeding.
After returning from closed session on April 7, a commissioner moved that Person County submit a letter of support for Duke Energy’s application for a certificate of convenience and necessity (CCN) and that the county participate as an intervener in the matter before the North Carolina Utilities Commission. The motion passed by recorded voice vote of 4‑0, according to the meeting transcript.
The transcript records the motion language: “to submit a letter of support on behalf of Person County for Duke Energy's application for certificate of convenience and public necessity, and to have the county participate as an intervener with their application to the North Carolina Utilities Commission.” The mover and any second were not named in the public transcript and no roll‑call vote by individual commissioner names was recorded; the clerk announced “4 to 0.”
The board made no further public remarks about the substance of the CCN application during the meeting and no supporting letter text was included in the public packet on April 7, according to the transcript. The board then adjourned.
