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Board refers AC Power LLC solar project and multiple land-use items to Plan Commission

Village Board of Trustees of the Village of South Barrington · April 1, 2026
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Summary

The board accepted a Plan Commission recommendation and referred multiple land-use items — including an AC Power LLC solar development, review of the village solar ordinance, drive-through business rules, zoning-map updates and shoreline boat storage — for further consideration and public hearings.

At its March 14 meeting the Village of South Barrington Board of Trustees referred a series of land-use matters to the Plan Commission for review or public hearing, including a proposed AC Power LLC solar development and a recommendation to review the village’s existing solar panel ordinance.

The meeting record shows the applicant for a solar-panel variance at 38 Wood Oaks Drive withdrew that variance application; no action was taken on the variance itself. Separately, trustees voted to accept the Plan Commission’s recommendation to review the current solar-panel ordinance and to send the AC Power LLC solar development to the Plan Commission for formal review.

Trustees also unanimously approved referrals for a public hearing regarding drive-through businesses in the village, an update to the village zoning map, consideration of shoreline boat storage, and review of a proposed fence at 2 Olympic Drive. Motions to refer these matters were moved and seconded by trustees (motions recorded in the minutes) and carried with all present voting in favor.

Why it matters: These referrals begin the formal land-use review process and, where required, public hearings; outcomes could lead to changes in zoning, site-specific conditions or ordinance revisions affecting property owners and nearby residents. The minutes do not include hearing dates, application materials or staff reports; those will be produced by the Plan Commission in subsequent proceedings.

Next steps: Referred items will be scheduled for Plan Commission review or public hearing; the board did not set hearing dates in the minutes.