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Queenstown to vote next meeting on solar ordinance to comply with Brighter Tomorrow Act
Summary
The Queenstown Town Commissioners placed Ordinance No. 25-06 on the agenda as "eligible for adoption" and scheduled a vote at their next meeting; the change would amend the town zoning code on solar energy equipment to comply with the Brighter Tomorrow Act.
The Queenstown Town Commissioners listed Ordinance No. 25-06 for adoption at their March 11, 2026 regular meeting, indicating the proposed amendment to Article VII, Section 77 of the town zoning ordinance concerning solar energy equipment is "eligible for adoption." The agenda states the commission plans to vote on the ordinance at the next meeting.
The proposed change is described briefly on the agenda as aligning local zoning rules for solar energy equipment with the Brighter Tomorrow Act. The meeting record contains no substantive debate or detailed description of the ordinance’s provisions; no public comment or formal motion regarding Ordinance No. 25-06 appears in the documented minutes.
Town staff also scheduled a zoning-focused work session for March 18 that lists related items for review, including accessory dwelling unit rules and other zoning-table changes. Those items could provide a forum for technical edits or related adjustments before commissioners take a formal vote on the solar ordinance.
Next steps: the commission’s next regular meeting will include the formal vote on Ordinance No. 25-06 as recorded on the March 11 agenda.
