Mark and Betsy Fisher have expressed their support for a solar project grant application, urging the Clerk to share their message with County Commissioners. They commend the county’s actions regarding solar energy, emphasizing environmental preservation and community benefits. The Fishers highlight the project’s potential impact on the county’s beauty and collective sustainable practices.
Linda Coleman Shirkey expresses her support for the proposed solar energy project intended for the County Building in her email dated February 18, 2024. Her message is concise and directly communicates her stance, indicating a positive reception to the idea of implementing solar energy solutions within the county’s infrastructure.
The document expresses the sender’s (Linda Ackley-Eaker) full support for the Solar Grant Application. The sender requests that the email be forwarded to the County Commissioners, ensuring that the application receives the attention it deserves. Contact information, including the sender’s address and phone number, is provided for any further inquiries or clarifications.
Tom and Jean Petersen, residents of Empire Township, express their support for a solar grant initiative, emphasizing the importance of clean energy for children’s well-being and energy affordability for families. They believe in clean and affordable energy as essential for a healthy community and request that their endorsement of the solar grant be shared with all county commissioners.
Caroline, a Leelanau County resident, urges the Clerk to forward her letter to the Commissioners. She expresses support for a solar project at the County Government Center, emphasizing the importance of renewable energy. Caroline encourages timely action on the grant proposal and concludes by thanking the Commissioners for their consideration of her request.
The email from John Fletcher, a veteran residing in Leelanau County, is addressed to the Clerk and intended for the Board of Commissioners. The primary purpose of the email is to express support for the Energy Futures Task Force’s application to the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC). John Fletcher, along with other veterans in the county, strongly endorses this initiative.
This document is a message from Geradine Simkins addressed to the county clerk for distribution to all commissioners. The focus of the message is to express strong support for the solar power project proposed for the government center in Leelanau County. The authors articulate their belief that the initial investment required to establish and operationalize the solar power system is justified by the long-term benefits it will bring.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners is encouraged to vote in favor of applying for a solar grant aimed at installing solar panels on the County Government Center property. This initiative is poised to significantly reduce electricity expenses for county buildings and will showcase the benefits of solar energy to residents and businesses across Michigan.
Leelanau Energy supports the solar grant, highlighting solar’s benefits and dispelling myths. Solar energy is abundant and effective, with advancements leading to over 40% efficiency in panels. The US solar industry has grown at 24% annually, with 80% of new generation in 2023 being clean energy, reflecting a strong push towards sustainability.
John Hunter urges commissioners to support the Renewable Energy and Electrification Infrastructure Grant, noting its potential benefits for the community. He introduces a solar project that interlinks energy generation with organic farming, and proposes the “Farm2Table2Grid” initiative to enhance Leelanau County’s local economy while advocating for sustainable energy solutions at the Government Center.
