WTRF | Taylor Long January 20
HARRISON COUNTY, Ohio (WTRF) The proposed Harrison County Solar Power Plant could bring up to $900,000 a year for the County.
Commissioners approved a resolution with company officials which takes the Nottingham Solar Facility another step forward.
Commissioner Paul Coffland says the facility has to provide Payment in Lieu of Taxes, or a PILOT fee for the county.
Commissioners approved a resolution with company officials which takes the Nottingham Solar Facility another step forward.
Commissioner Paul Coffland says the facility has to provide Payment in Lieu of Taxes, or a PILOT fee for the county.
He says the county gets roughly $40,000 from that land now and with this plant that will increase significantly.
Coffland says that money will be going toward the School District, Belmont-Harrison Joint Vocational, Athens Township, and levies like the General Health District, and the Library.
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