Planning Commission OKs city plans despite farmer opposition

Despite some pushback from residents, the Planning Commission unanimously approved two plans for the City of Norman’s solar panel project at a water treatment facility.
Farmers who live near 3000 E. Robinson Street told commissioners Thursday night that the city’s plans to expand some operations at the Vernon Campbell Water Treatment Plant could increase stormwater runoff in an area prone to flooding.
The Utilities Authority’s plan is to install a solar array to offset electricity usage and install a compost scale structure near the compost facility.
Alison Wilson wanted to know what the city’s plans are to mitigate stormwater runoff and how staff arrived at the opinion that there would be no negative impacts, as stated in a report.

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