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Councilwoman and county employee disagree about county planner vacancy tied to Solar Law work
Summary
During Old Business the board heard that the county contact for the Solar Law may be gone; Councilwoman Dawn Nier said the contact is no longer at the county, while Mark Smith, identifying himself as a county employee, said a budget line exists and the replacement position will be advertised.
During the Old Business portion of the July 7 meeting, Co-Chair Cheryl Payne asked Councilwoman Dawn Nier for an update on the Solar Law work. Nier responded that "the County contact is no longer at the county and she is not sure who will be taking his place if anyone."
Mark Smith, who identified himself at the meeting as a county employee, disagreed with Nier's characterization and said there is a budget line to replace the vacant position and that the opening "will be put out for advertisement soon." The minutes record this as a clarification of staffing and did not show a formal vote or further action on the Solar Law at that meeting.
