Charlotte County hears concerns as it considers easing limits on utility-scale solar siting and density
Officials proposed amendments to allow the Board to approve utility-scale solar projects that exceed the current 3% density within a five‑mile radius and to permit projects closer than one mile to town boundaries when deemed appropriate. A resident flagged the Randolph Project and urged retaining the 3% limit or sending the change to the ballot.
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Charlotte County officials presented two related proposed zoning-text amendments May 28, 2020, that would change how utility-scale solar energy systems are regulated in the county.
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