Linn County Board of Supervisors vote 2-1 at all three meetings to approve the NextEra utility-scale solar projects
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As Iowa utility companies seek to make solar power a bigger part of the energy mix — spurred by the need to limit greenhouse gases to reduce the impacts of climate change — proposed solar installations have grown in size and number, causing more concerns from neighbors.
The Linn County supervisors have voted 2-1 in two readings of an ordinance that would rezone land near Palo for an industrial solar project. One more public hearing and vote on the measure is scheduled for Tuesday evening in Palo.
The Linn County Board of Supervisors voted 2-1 in its first reading of a rezoning ordinance that would allow construction of two utility-scale solar projects near Palo to begin.
The Linn County Board of Supervisors’ first consideration of a rezoning request for the Duane Arnold Solar projects near Palo will take place on Monday.
In The Gazette’s first round of exploring what the new legislation means to Iowa, we’re focusing on six ways you’ll see changes in energy, climate and farming.
The decision will take place after three readings
The Linn County Planning and Zoning Commission voted 4-3 Thursday night to recommend approval of two Palo area solar projects.
The certificates are pending future company filings and Linn County supervisor zoning approval next month.
This week, the Iowa Utilities Board denied Coggon Solar LLC’s request for a certificate to operate.
Construction on a community solar garden in Cedar Rapids started this summer with an estimated completion of late next summer.
NextEra proposing solar farms near Palo
The man and woman each face one count of first-degree theft after they allegedly charged a Cedar Rapids homeowner $30,540 for a new roof, solar panels and other home repairs which were never completed.
If all is approved, the company plans to begin operation by the end of 2024.
County’s Technical Review Committee to meet with NextEra on May 19.
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