Feb 16, 2022 Maysville Mason County Joint Planning Commission Meeting

iPhone recording of meeting

Time stamp	Topic	Click to access Reference Material
5:35	Solar workshop starts
5:46	Reed’s statement read into the record
7:50	Which Public Meeting submissions are accepted into the official record	JPC refuses to accept pertinent evidence if the third party did not prepare it in JPC format
19:05	Council Clarke poses “Big Question”
25:33 & 1:03:10	Limit solar acres to “protect” farmland	Read the evidence in the official record that shows Solar protects farmland compared to cash grain or caw calf operations
26:45	Concern that Solar does not support the goals of our comprehensive plan?	Read how Solar supports the Comprehensive plan
28:08	Zoning zone A1 versus A2 explanation	Solar in Agricultural Zones will save farmland
41:30 & 1:25:20 & 1:29:43	Does Solar generate significant revenue for local tax districts	Read exactly how solar will increase local tax district revenue
43:10	How can solar impact employment in Mason County KY	Read how Solar provides more local work opportunities than either beef or cash grain on the same acreage
53:13	Decommissioning and Pollution from damaged panels	Read about solar’s ecological impact
1:09:50	How is farmland currently used?	Acres per 2017 USDA Census
1:14:14	Solar may protect farmland better than no solar	Read the evidence in the official record that shows Solar protects farmland compared to cash grain or caw calf operations
1:34:40	Solar’s impact on adjoining property values	Read evidence that Matched pair comparisons show no discernable impact on property values