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Yamhill County adopts C-PACE program, authorizes MEDP to administer it
Summary
The board adopted a commercial property assessed clean energy (C-PACE) program under ORS 233.680–685, declared an emergency to make it effective immediately, and approved a three‑year administration agreement with the McMinnville Economic Development Partnership.
The Yamhill County Board approved a commercial property assessed clean energy (C-PACE) program and declared an emergency so the county code change could take effect immediately. The ordinance language adopted cites ORS 233.680–685 as the enabling authority, and the board voted unanimously to pass the program.
Patty Herzog, executive director of the McMinnville Economic Development Partnership, said seismic retrofits are an eligible project type under the state ordinance and that the program has had four inquiries since January. The board also approved an agreement delegating administration of the program to MEDP for three years. Board discussion covered fee recovery (the county’s fee structure was described as 1% with a $2,500 minimum and $15,000 maximum in the staff agreement) and outreach plans to inform prospective applicants.
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