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Crossville Village Board Rejects Solar Proposal for Sewer Plant

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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The Crossville Village Board rejected a solar energy proposal presented by Aveo Energy Solar for the local sewer plant. The board also addressed town trash ordinance issues, with Mayor Rick Kuykendall clarifying that failure to put trash cans off the street could potentially involve fines. Aveo Energy Solar had proposed a project with an initial cost of $55,500, which was reduced to $43,381 with incentives and rebates.

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The rejection impacts the viability of the solar project planned for the wastewater plant. The board's discussion of trash ordinances introduces potential new enforcement costs for residents and businesses within the village.

Solar Liberty proposes a solar project for a village wastewater plant, which requires a utility study for interconnection review.

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