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SNLV Attorney Labels Current Solar Plan Invalid

REGIONAL — In a recent letter submitted to the county, attorney Robert Selna — representing Save North Livermore Valley (SNLV) — stated the loss of acreage from the Aramis solar project should require the applicant to resubmit a conditional use permit (CUP) application. Following the decision of landowners Leland Richard and Mary Stanley to withdraw from lease negotiations with Aramis applicant Intersect Power, the project decreased by 38 acres. Selna pointed out that Intersect officials themselves have stated a reduction in acreage would negatively impact the project’s viability. “Intersect Power, specifically tied the project s acreage to its economic viability and benefits (more acres, more benefits),” Selna wrote in a Jan. 19 letter to Heather Littlejohn, Alameda County deputy counsel. “We know from the record that the [East County Board of Zoning Adjustments (EBZA)] balanced those benefits against the project s unavoidable environmental impac

Aramis Solar Project Shrinks After Land Lease Deal Turns Sour

LIVERMORE — Lease negotiations between landowners and a green energy development company have soured, raising questions over the fate of the Aramis solar farm slated for hundreds of acres of

BZA Approves Sunwalker Project

LIVERMORE — The East County Board of Zoning Adjustments (BZA) last week voted to move forward with the smaller of two controversial solar utility-scale projects set for North Livermore. Aramis, the larger 410-acre project also set for North Livermore, already gained approval from the BZA on Nov. 24. At its Dec. 10 meeting, the BZA — absent board member Scott Beyer — approved the 59-acre Sunwalker project’s conditional use permit (CUP) and certified the environmental impact report (EIR) with conditions. The project site sits at 4871 N. Livermore Ave., at the intersection of North Livermore Avenue and May School Road. Board member Frank Imhof said the project should have a 100-foot buffer zone on three of the project’s sides and landscape berms with agriculture along the perimeter. He added that a bond should be in place, obligating the applicant to restore the land to its original form if the project were never completed. Board member Derek Eddy said the pr

Livermore: Resident groups, developer all appeal county s approval of 410-acre solar project

Livermore: Resident groups, developer all appeal county s approval of 410-acre solar project
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