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Administrator: Riverbend Wind Project technical conference held; county continuing outreach to townships
Summary
County administrator Nathan told commissioners he participated in a technical conference with Rev Renewables about the Riverbend Wind Project; the Public Service Commission and townships attended and several follow-up items will be handled via email. Nathan also briefed the board on an email migration to .gov addresses and an economic-development industry analysis tied to the county master plan.
County administrator Nathan reported Aug. 4 that the county recently participated in a technical conference on the Riverbend Wind Project with Rev Renewables, township representatives and staff from the Public Service Commission. The meeting covered approximate turbine counts, timelines, and workforce numbers and produced follow-up questions that the project team and the commission will answer by email.
Nathan also reported the county recently migrated staff emails to a .gov domain and asked commissioners to add the updated sender address to their contacts after some messages landed in junk folders. He highlighted a target-industry economic-development analysis focused on local strengths such as agriculture and said he will circulate an invitation for an upcoming Lexington event featuring the Roxbury Group and local stakeholders.
Nathan encouraged commissioners to share the county's position with townships: if a township formally opposes a development such as wind turbines or a data center, the county can step in to support the township. He said follow-up correspondence from the technical conference and coordination with townships will continue.
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