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Council members address voting inconsistencies on solar project moratorium

December 05, 2024 | Bourbon County, Kentucky


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Council members address voting inconsistencies on solar project moratorium
The Bourbon County Commission meeting on December 5, 2024, focused on several key issues, including the approval of an emergency department funding agreement and the discussion of a moratorium on solar projects.

During the meeting, a commissioner clarified the ongoing negotiations between Legacy and KRI, emphasizing that communication had been active for months. The commissioner expressed frustration over public misconceptions regarding the transfer of a building, asserting that both parties were committed to the process.

The commission unanimously approved the emergency department funding agreement, allowing Chairman Harris to sign the contract after minor adjustments. This agreement is seen as beneficial, ensuring accountability from the involved parties.

Additionally, the commission addressed a procedural issue regarding a previous vote on a moratorium concerning solar projects. It was noted that the vote had not been recorded, prompting a motion to resend the resolution. The commission agreed to backdate the resolution to October 31, 2024, to maintain clarity and continuity in their decision-making.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, reflecting a productive session focused on critical local governance issues.

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