Board approves combined extensions for three solar projects after zoning committee recommendation
Summary
Livingston County Board voted to extend approvals for SU-623 (Granite Solar), SU-722 (Old 66 Solar) and SU-523 (June Grama Solar) after the AG & Zoning committee recommended combining the items; the motion passed 11–5.
The Livingston County Board on June 11 approved combined extensions for three special-use permits covering solar projects after a recommendation from the county's AG & Zoning Committee.
Committee chair Michael Hague told the board the three resolutions — SU-623 (Granite Solar), SU-722 (Old 66 Solar) and SU-523 (June Grama Solar) — were brought forward for extensions, citing delays chiefly in interconnection agreements and supply-chain issues. A board member moved to combine the items and extend each permit; the board then approved the combined motion by a roll-call tally the clerk recorded as "11 ayes and 5 nays." The committee report noted one project had delays related to a ComEd interconnect agreement.
The extensions were presented as administrative responses to project delays rather than substantive changes to original approvals. Committee discussion included a brief exchange with private project representatives about on-the-ground challenges; no conditions or new terms were recorded in the meeting minutes. The motion passed and the chair noted the matter was concluded.
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