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Committee presses for missing Enel wind-farm documents, asks staff to follow up
Summary
Committee members raised multiple missing items for the Enel wind farm -- curtailment records from recent storms, an updated decommissioning plan, proof of liability coverage, and an ADLS update -- and asked Zoning Administrator Elizabeth Weikle to follow up with the State's Attorney after receiving an interim response May 6.
The Land Use Committee identified several missing documents related to the Enel wind farm during its May 11 meeting and directed staff to continue pursuit of the materials. The minutes list curtailment information from the most recent storms, an updated decommissioning plan, proof of liability coverage, and an update on the ADLS system as outstanding items; Elizabeth Weikle said she had sent multiple emails and received a May 6 response that included an update on when to expect the documents.
Committee member Claro Carter reminded colleagues that the operation/maintenance report is due annually and asked that staff verify that all required submissions are current. The committee asked Weikle to follow up with the State's Attorney to secure the missing items and any necessary enforcement or compliance steps.
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