Residents split as Shasta Power seeks moratorium change; concerns include taxes, bond and battery safety
Public commenters and landowners voiced both support and opposition to the Shasta Power proposal: some called it a major economic opportunity, others warned limited public support, uncertain tax receipts and safety risks from battery storage and decommissioning bonds.
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Public comment produced sharply contrasting views. Landowners and some Mulberry officials urged the commission to allow the project, describing generational economic benefits and long-standing property rights. "I've been a resident there of 74 and a half years... I would like to see something good happen to Crawford County," said Rebecca Walden of Mulberry.
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