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Homeowner appeals ground-mounted solar denial as council considers solar code changes
Summary
John Csik addressed the council about a denied ground-mounted solar installation at his home as the council reviewed a proposed amendment to the solar regulations, which the Plan Commission had unanimously recommended.
John Csik spoke during public input to tell the council he was appealing the denial of a ground-mounted solar installation at his residence and asked the council to consider changes to the zoning code that govern solar installations. "John Csik addressed the Council regarding the denial of ground-mounted solar at his home and the proposed solar code amendment," the minutes state.
Land Use & Planning Coordinator John Brancaglione told the council staff drafted an amendment to Chapter 17.42.070 because the current language "did not contain adequate language" to address certain solar installations. He noted the Plan Commission held a public hearing on Feb. 9 and "unanimously recommended approval of the amended regulations as submitted." The discussion remained at the informational stage in the minutes; no final council vote on the code amendment was recorded that evening.
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