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Council designates Cultivate Power as conditional redeveloper for community solar site at 400 English Creek Road

City of Port Republic City Council · June 25, 2026
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Summary

Port Republic council adopted Resolution 67-2026 designating Cultivate Power as the conditional redeveloper for a community solar redevelopment of 400 English Creek Road (Block 24, Lot 34). The motion passed 6-1, with Councilmember Donna Riegel recorded as the lone no vote.

The Port Republic City Council on June 25 adopted Resolution 67-2026, "Resolution Designating a Conditional Redeveloper for the Redevelopment of 400 English Creek Road (Block 24, Lot 34) for a Community Solar Project - Cultivate Power." The motion to adopt was made by Councilmember Jeffrey Ropiecki and seconded by Councilmember David Crawford; the minutes record yes votes from Allgeyer, Crawford, Giberson, Hawn, Ropiecki and Turner and a no vote from Councilmember Donna Riegel.

The resolution designates Cultivate Power as the conditional redeveloper for the redevelopment of the municipally referenced lot at 400 English Creek Road (Block 24, Lot 34). The minutes do not include the text of any redevelopment agreement, dollar figures, timelines, or conditions attached to the designation; they record only the resolution title, the mover and seconder, and the roll-call vote.

No public comments on the resolution are recorded in the minutes. The council adjourned at 6:54 p.m. after closing the public portion; the minutes list the municipal clerk as Brandy M. Blevin, RMC, and note that notice of the meeting was posted at City Hall, 143 Main Street.

Next steps, including any required redevelopment agreements, site plans, approvals from planning agencies, or public hearings, are not recorded in these minutes and would be expected to appear in subsequent meeting records if pursued further.