York County Commissioners to have solar zoning conversation during regular meeting

YORK – When the York County Commissioners meet in regular session Tuesday, March 18, they will be having a conversation regarding proposed solar zoning regulations.

They will not be taking action during this meeting, that will happen at the next meeting in two weeks.
The commissioners will again address the proposed regulations before them, as they stand at this point. The members will have the opportunity to address changes they might want to see, as well as address recommendations being made to them by Marvin Consultants.
Also during Tuesday’s meeting:

• The board will hear comments from William Hoefener, the president of York County Crime Stoppers. He will be talking about the intent of the organization, how it works, etc.
• The commissioners will meet with Deb Robertson, director of the Kilgore Library, who will talk about upcoming events.
• The reappointment of Dan Aude to the Aging Services Board will be considered.
• A resolution will be presented regarding public transit funding.
• A public hearing is scheduled regarding an on-sale only Class A liquor license for Blended Distilling.
• The commissioners will also consider a resolution pertaining to the 2025 911 surcharge, which is done on an annual basis.

The public is encouraged to attend the meeting, which will begin at 8:30 a.m., in the commissioners’ meeting room, which is located on the main floor of the courthouse next to the county clerk’s office.