Planning Commission · · Kalamazoo County
“With respect to Utility-Scale SES of 50 MW nameplate capacity or greater, this section is intended to be, and shall be construed as, a Compatible Renewable Energy Ordinance under MCL 460.1221(f).”
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“With respect to Utility-Scale SES of 50 MW nameplate capacity or greater, this section is intended to be, and shall be construed as, a Compatible Renewable Energy Ordinance under MCL 460.1221(f).”
“BOARD COMMENTS Munn – None Gatlin – Supervisor Gatlin thanked everyone for their candid feedback on the solar ordinance – both during the Planning Commission meeting on Monday evening and tonight’s meeting.”
“SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS ORDINANCE Supervisor Gatlin shared that the Planning Commission has been slowly working on a solar ordinance for several years.”
“SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS ORDINANCE Supervisor Gatlin shared that the Planning Commission has been slowly working on a solar ordinance for several years.”
“Page 2 of Minutes of October 12, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting Motion to approve the proposed Solar Ordinance with the changes as recommended by the Township Attorney: Fuller and supported by McGehee.”
“Motion to open public hearing for Proposed Solar Energy Systems Ordinance: Thole supported by McGehee.”
“BOARD COMMENTS Munn – None Gatlin – Supervisor Gatlin shared that the Planning Commission met last week on September 30th to review a solar ordinance.”
“With respect to Utility-Scale SES of 50 MW nameplate capacity or greater, this section is intended to be, and shall be construed as, a Compatible Renewable Energy Ordinance under MCL 460.1221(f).”
“The proposed draft solar ordinance for the Township was returned by the Township Attorney to the Planning Commission with recommended changes and further review.”
“The proposed draft solar ordinance for the Township was returned by the Township Attorney to the Planning Commission with recommended changes and further review.”