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Queenstown commissioners table solar-energy ordinance (No. 25-06) indefinitely
Summary
Ordinance No. 25-06, which would amend local zoning to comply with the Brighter Tomorrow Act, was motioned to be tabled indefinitely by President Al Hardee and approved 3–0; the ordinance remains eligible for adoption but was not advanced.
At the May 13 meeting, President Al Hardee moved to table Ordinance No. 25-06 — an amendment to Article VII, Section 77 of the Queenstown Zoning Ordinance titled “Solar Energy Equipment” intended to comply with the Brighter Tomorrow Act — and Commissioner Bryon Callahan seconded. The motion carried by a 3–0 vote, tabling the ordinance indefinitely.
The ordinance packet labeled No. 25-06 was described in the agenda as eligible for adoption, but the commissioners chose to delay action. The tabling means the item will not proceed to adoption at this time; it may be reintroduced at a future meeting or revised by staff and the town attorney prior to reconsideration.
Assistant Town Attorney Jen Dindinger and staff will continue to advise on statutory compliance and any revisions needed for the ordinance to proceed if the commissioners request further review.
