Community Solar in Weld County

The solar panels will be less than 8’ tall at the highest point. There will be a small weather sensor located near the equipment pad that will be about 10’ tall and about the size of a football.

We aim to improve the environment and leave the soil in an even better condition than its current status through responsible environmental management techniques and adherence to site management practices specified by Weld County.

At a minimum, we will plant native plants/pollinator habitat as ground cover, and we default to agricultural friendly vegetation management practices, such as animal grazing. This has the additional benefit of soil quality improvement over time. Soils will be kept intact beneath the PV panels. The panels will be installed on a low-profile racking system with no concrete footers. Once removed and properly decommissioned, the project leaves no trace, so the land can be used for original activities. Solar garden components are primarily inert (steel, aluminum, glass) and will not require extensive clean-up for any use once solar operations cease. All components will be recycled, repurposed, or removed from the property at the end of the project term.