Fact v. Fiction: TSR is railroading this project right over the community!

Fiction #5: “TSR is trying to ram this down our throats.”

Fact: Teanaway Solar Reserve wants community involvement and support in this public process. We intentionally chose the county CUP process to involve the community and hear public comment. The Conditional Use Permit process is an open public process with time for public comment and interaction and review by a citizen board, the Board of Adjustment, and review by the elected County Commissioners. In addition to this process, Teanaway Solar Reserve has proactively introduced itself and Howard Trott to the community through public events, Q and A sessions, presentations to local economic and civic groups, as well as a website, Facebook page and Twitter account. We have attempted to answer any and all questions, conduct interviews with the press and meet with individuals and groups when requested. We want everyone to be able to comment on this project and to work with the community, shaping this project to the benefit of Kittitas County.