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Motion for ground-mounted solar variance for Pipes fails after lack of second

City of Neoga City Council · August 12, 2024
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Summary

A proposal to allow ground-mounted solar panels for Evelyn and Larry Pipes (51'×13'; heights 3'–12') did not advance when a motion to accept the ordinance lacked a second amid some council opposition.

George Warner explained the Pipes seek a ground-mounted solar array because their metal roof may be unsuitable for rooftop panels; the proposed array dimensions were described as 51 feet wide by 13 feet long and between 3 and 12 feet high. Mrs. Pipes offered to plant trees or shrubs to screen the panels if the council required it.

Commissioner Edwards expressed opposition to ground-mounted panels. Commissioner Letizia moved to accept Ordinance #1093-08-2024 but the motion died for lack of a second, so the council did not adopt the variance. No formal vote to deny was recorded in the minutes.