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Llano County court votes to publish PACE report, schedule public hearing on county PACE program
Summary
The Commissioners Court unanimously approved a resolution of intent to publish a report on a proposed Llano County Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program and to schedule a public hearing so residents can review the plan before any decision.
The Llano County Commissioners Court on May 12 voted unanimously to publish a report on a proposed Llano County Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program and to schedule a public hearing to solicit public comment before taking further action. Commissioner Peter Jones made the motion and Commissioner Jerry Don Moss seconded it.
The court earlier received an informational presentation about establishing a PACE program in Llano County (presentation only; no immediate action). The resolution of intent directs staff to post the county's PACE report on the county website so members of the public may review program details before the court proceeds to formal consideration.
PACE programs generally enable property owners to finance clean‑energy and energy‑efficiency improvements through assessments attached to property tax bills; the court did not adopt the program at the May 12 meeting and took only the preliminary step of publishing the report and scheduling a hearing. The court did not identify a date for the public hearing in the minutes; the motion called for the report to be available for public viewing prior to any decisions.
The action came without recorded opposition; the motion passed unanimously. Next procedural steps are publication of the PACE report and a future public hearing at which residents may offer comments before the court considers any ordinance or formal program adoption.
