Solar projects / ORES appeal

Spoke with her husband Kurt against the Mill Point and Flat Creek solar projects, citing lost farmland, declining home values, soil contamination risks, wetland mitigation concerns, and 18,000 acres already sought for solar.

A farmer speaking in favor of solar, citing the county's estimated $2 million annual solar revenue, the funded farmland grants paid from solar money, and criticizing the county's MRB consultant report as inaccurate.

A Fultonville landowner who signed a solar lease in 2021, defending the project's slow timeline and her family's financial need, disputing claims about displaced Amish farmland, and urging the county to drop its lawsuit.

Town of Glen supervisor defended home rule and the county's lawsuit, arguing the state shouldn't permit a solar project covering more than 10% of his town and that ORES skipped proper hearings.