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Hendersonville council approves resolution to allow C PACE financing program
Summary
The Hendersonville City Council voted to allow the statewide C PACE financing program to operate in the city, a program intended to help developers fund energy-efficient and resilient building improvements. The resolution was presented by the deputy city manager and was approved by council.
The Hendersonville City Council voted May 13 to approve a resolution allowing the C PACE program to operate in the city.
Deputy City Manager Bridal Pauley presented the resolution, saying the program is a statewide financing tool managed by the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina that helps developers fund energy-efficient and resilient building improvements while the state handles program administration. Council approved the resolution to permit program participation in Hendersonville.
Supporters at the meeting described C PACE as a financing mechanism to encourage upgrades that can reduce energy use and improve building resilience; specific projects or developer participants were not named in the record. The resolution does not itself award funds—rather, it authorizes the program to operate locally under the state-managed framework.
Next steps described in the meeting summary included administrative setup to allow the program to be used in Hendersonville; the transcript does not specify implementation timelines, participating lenders, or project pipelines.
