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Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 16, 2026.
Public comments (10)
A state Senate candidate who noted PA 233 passed with only Democratic votes, urged support for repealing or reforming it, and predicted the county will likely intervene.
Board of Commissioners (Work) · 2:34:32 →Gave a detailed timeline of RWE's Silver Maple solar project in Zeeland Township and asked county leaders to intervene to protect farmland and local control.
Board of Commissioners · 1:00:50 →A Blendon Township farmer who asked commissioners to become interveners in the MPSC case, arguing local voices must not lose their seat at the table.
Board of Commissioners · 1:04:07 →Urged the county to use its authority to intervene, noting the 1,914-acre project is the size of the entire city of Zeeland and that the county is a statewide leader on PA 233.
Board of Commissioners · 1:07:30 →A Jamestown Township precinct delegate who argued PA 233 strips townships of zoning authority and creates a one-size-fits-all state process.
Board of Commissioners · 1:11:02 →A Zeeland mother asking the board for a commitment to take a stand when the moment arrives, saying she sees her home, not just a project, on the map.
Board of Commissioners · 1:13:00 →Explained the legal mechanics of intervention and asked the board to add the intervener invitation to the August Planning & Policy Committee agenda.
Board of Commissioners · 1:15:01 →Urged the board not to act on intervention hastily; any intervention should be published in advance with reasons clearly outlined for public review.
Board of Commissioners · 1:18:24 →Online commenter supporting intervention via the committee process, and praising the Clerk's and Water Resources departments' preventive work.
Board of Commissioners · 1:20:31 →Returned in the evening public comment period to explain that intervention is 'by right' and detail drainage, road, and land-use impacts the county should evaluate.
Board of Commissioners · 1:55:39 →