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Resident asks Louisa County about farmland CSR and zoning for proposed solar project
Summary
A resident asked the Board about Corn Suitability Rating (CSR) for farmland nominated for a proposed solar development; the Board said the CSR is 65 and indicated any change would be handled through the Planning & Zoning process and advised contacting Brian Thye in Zoning.
During public input at the March 10 meeting, resident Cindy Grimm asked the Board about the Corn Suitability Rating (CSR) for farmland under consideration for a proposed solar project and how the county’s process might allow use of that land for solar.
The Board told Grimm the CSR is currently 65 and said any adjustment to that rating would be handled through the Planning & Zoning process. The Board advised Grimm to contact Brian Thye at the Zoning Department for additional details.
The minutes record this as a public-comment question and Board response; they do not record any formal application, change to zoning, or a specific solar project plan. No action or vote on CSR or the solar site was taken at the meeting.
