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Calhoun County board meets with Princess City Solar to discuss Comprehensive Plan amendment

Calhoun County Board of Supervisors · November 25, 2025
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Summary

Princess City Solar representatives met with the Calhoun County Board to discuss a proposed solar project and the possibility of working with MIDAS on an amendment to the county Comprehensive Plan to accommodate the development.

Princess City Solar representatives Les Beck, Erin Rydgren and Elias Toshiro met with the Calhoun County Board of Supervisors on Nov. 25 to outline a proposed solar project and to discuss next steps for local land-use approval.

The company asked the Board to work with MIDAS regional planning so the county could consider an amendment to its Comprehensive Plan to allow the proposed solar installation. The Board heard the presentation but took no formal vote on zoning or tax incentives at the meeting.

The discussion focused on coordination with MIDAS and whether the Comprehensive Plan would need amendment to accommodate utility-scale solar on county or private land, according to the meeting record. No formal application, parcel identifiers or project timeline were presented during the session.

Board members did not take action on the project at the Nov. 25 meeting. The item was informational; the Board can refer any formal request to planning staff or to a public hearing process if a company submits a land-use application.

If Princess City Solar pursues a formal proposal, the Board will decide whether to refer plan amendments to MIDAS or to schedule public hearings under county zoning procedures. No additional details, including project size, parcel numbers or potential fiscal terms, were provided at the meeting.