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"It is clear from these past actions and his recent public statements Mr. Davis is representing his own interests and not those of the citizens and taxpayers of Clark County..."

Matt Cizek of the Winchester Sun reports on the latest debate over comments about Planning and Zoning

At issue: Magistrate Davis's comments at the September Planning Commission meeting in which he called for recommendations on "modernizing, changing, maybe doing away with completely" [Clark County's zoning ordinance].

City leaders state their commitment to eliminate and rehabilitate abandoned and blighted properties.

Proposal includes significant issues concerning land-use, local control, eminent domain and government transparency

Federal subsidies and legal exemptions for electric utilities prop up the threat of industrial solar.

The changes represent a severe departure from our community's long-standing growth plan.

Major Issues include Industrial Solar and the Future Land Use Map

The ordinance puts limits on merchant solar development and protects local control while the local Comprehensive Plan is finished. However, the foreign and out-of-state solar developers are not giving up yet.

Join us for a fun weekend of promoting smart growth at the Pioneer Festival.

... Now, it appears EKPC may be changing course, and potentially using its statutory powers to override the local process and bring to fruition a solar development that has been overwhelmingly rejected by Clark County’s citizens...

We provide an easy-to-use link and a pre-written message for our local officials.

This Friday, Nov. 11th, there will be opportunities for public input into the Comprehensive Plan.

Will Mayer gives an update on the Coalition's work this fall, the Comprehensive Plan and the next phase of the Industrial Solar process.