solar farms

Two separate documents for Bottlebrush Solar, a drainage agreement and a road agreement, were approved last Monday by the Pulaski County Drainage Board and the Pulaski County Commissioners, which are made up of the same members. Bottlebrush Solar is a project of Invenergy LLC and is proposed to be...
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Pulaski County attorney Kevin Tankersley presented the Mayapple Solar road use agreement to the commissioners on Tuesday, June 20. The documents ultimately passed, with vice president Maurice Loehmer recusing himself from the vote. Also during the meeting, the board took a vote on a resolution...
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The economic development agreement and tax abatement for the Bottlebrush Solar project passed after a public hearing at a regular county council meeting on Monday, June 12. Bottlebrush Solar is a project of Invenergy LLC, proposed to be located in Salem and Beaver townships. According to the...
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The Pulaski County Council voted to approve a preliminary resolution creating an Economic Revitalization Area (ERA) for the Bottlebrush Solar project during a regular meeting on Monday, May 8. Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer summarized for the...
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In a packed room, the Pulaski County Commissioners were formally presented with information about the Mayapple solar project from Lightsource BP Development Manager Darrin Jacobs during a regular meeting on Monday, Feb. 6. They also received updates on the current status of solar in the county from...
Governor Eric J. Holcomb and Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers joined Israeli officials and executives of Doral Renewables LLC on Nov. 3 to celebrate the launch of the second phase of the company’s three-phase 13,000 acre solar farm project. Doral Renewables LLC is a U.S.-based developer of renewable energy projects backed by Israeli and U.S. investors.
Doral Renewables LLC ushered in the second phase of its $1.5 billion, three phase solar farm project, Mammoth Solar, with a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony in Francesville on Thursday, November 3. Mammoth South, which will be a ground-mounted single axis PV system across 3,500 acres in Pulaski...
A vote on the county commissioners' request to amend the solar UDO to a permitted use for commercial solar in A1 and A2 zoned ground ended in a stalemate on Monday, May 16 during a special APC session. Board member Ray Franko asked a couple of questions to board member and commissioner Mike McClure...
The proposed changes from the Pulaski County Advisory Plan Commission (APC) to the Pulaski County Commissioners were partially accepted at a special meeting on Friday, April 8. The proposed APC adjustments in chapter seven received an upwards vote, while the change in chapter four was rejected. The...
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The Pulaski County Advisory Plan Commission (APC) recently held a meeting and a public hearing on the proposed changes to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) in regards to solar on Wednesday, March 16 at 6 p.m. In total, the meeting lasted approximately four hours with public comment proceeding...
Sara Kroft and Circuit Court Judge Mary Welker asked the board for their approval on a grant for the state mandated CASA program. Welker stated that money would come from CASA funds that haven't been spent yet, so it won't be any additional funds out of the county's pocket. The CASA grant...

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