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County to accept $138,432 from Paris Solar developer for roadway repairs
Summary
Kenosha County will accept $138,432 from Paris Solar Energy LLC (We Energies) to compensate for roadway degradation linked to construction of the Paris Solar Farm; funds will be placed in capital improvement for resurfacing projects planned within two to three years.
Greg Bolt, Highway Commissioner and Director of Highways, presented a resolution to accept $138,432 from Paris Solar Energy LLC (also referred to as We Energies) for roadway degradation attributed to construction of the Paris Solar Farm in the Town of Paris (constructed in 2021). He said the county conducted pre- and post-construction road evaluations and determined the amount of restoration needed.
Bolt explained the money will be recorded as revenue to a capital improvement fund for roadway improvements; the county plans to resurface the most affected roadway sections within the next two to three years. Supervisors asked whether the funds would be expended immediately; Bolt replied they would be reserved in a capital improvement account and scheduled for repair work in the coming years.
The committee voted to approve acceptance of the funds unanimously.
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