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Planning & Zoning: first $2 million residential permit recorded; county’s first solar farm underway
Summary
Michael Lyon, Warren County Director of Planning & Zoning, told commissioners that first-quarter permits are on par with past years, the county issued its first residential permit for a $2 million home, the first solar farm is underway, and staff have begun updating the solid waste plan and reviewing ordinances.
Michael Lyon, Warren County Director of Planning & Zoning, updated the commissioners on local permitting and planning progress during the April 15 meeting.
Lyon said first-quarter permit volumes are consistent with previous years and reported the county’s first residential permit for a home valued at $2 million. He added that the county’s first solar farm is underway. Lyon also said planning staff have begun an update of the county’s solid waste plan and are reviewing ordinances for potential edits.
The minutes do not include additional details such as the solar farm developer, parcel locations, project timelines or the permit applicant’s name. Those specifics and any required land-use approvals would be recorded in Planning & Zoning files and later public meeting agendas if needed.
