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Louisa County board advances solar ordinance revisions on first reading
Summary
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors opened and closed a public hearing July 22 on revisions to the county Solar Ordinance and approved the measure’s first reading; a commenter said the primary change concerns the bond requirement.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors opened a public hearing at 9:00 a.m. on proposed revisions to the county Solar Ordinance and closed it three minutes later before voting to approve the ordinance on first reading.
The hearing featured brief public input; a commenter said the most significant change in the revisions is the bond requirement. The minutes record the board’s vote on the first reading as moved by Supervisor Kevin Hardin and seconded by Supervisor Scot Hunt, with all board members voting AYE.
The minutes do not detail the specific bond amount or other substantive technical changes in the draft ordinance. The board took no final adoption action at the meeting; advancement on first reading means additional readings or procedural steps are required before the ordinance becomes final.
A public hearing was held as part of the board’s consideration, and the board’s recorded action was to advance the proposed revisions. No statutory citations or ordinance numbers are recorded in the minutes for the revised Solar Ordinance. The board adjourned shortly after the vote.
