Bethany wetlands commission demands erosion controls and wildlife protections for proposed solar array
By
Citizen Portal
Crumbles when you bite it. Light on filling.
Summary
The Bethany Inland Wetlands Commission reviewed Triek America's LLC proposal for a ground-mounted solar array at 795 Carrington Road. Following a joint site visit and concerns raised by regional water authorities and a watershed coalition, the commission pressed the developer for additional erosion-control documentation, wildlife safeguards, a stormwater permit, soil reports, and an operations plan before its July meeting. Chair Chris Sullivan noted the property partially lies within the commission's 150-foot upland review area.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledWe just conducted a site visit there. All of us were in attendance.
Chair Chris Sullivan said the commission had completed a site visit and noted that part of the property lies within the commission's 150-foot upland review area.
You might also wanna read
USDA Ends Funding for Wind and Solar Energy Projects on Farmland
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced it will stop funding wind and solar energy projects on American farmland, continuing the Trump
Interior Cancels Environmental Review for 6.2-GW Esmeralda Solar Project but Could Review Components Separately
The U.S. Department of the Interior canceled a broad environmental review for the 6.2-gigawatt Esmeralda 7 solar project, which consists of
