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Blue Marmot Solar Energy Facility

Blue Marmot Solar Energy Facility is a proposed solar photovoltaic energy generation facility with a nominal generating capacity of up to 50 megawatts, located within a site boundary of approximately 2,332 acres.(3.6 sq. miles). The site boundary encompasses five solar array sites, related or supporting facilities, and two alternative route segments for the 34.5-kV collector lines in and near the Town of Lakeview in Lake County.

Proposed/On Hold. The applicant previously submitted a Notice of Intent (NOI) in January 2018, however, due to modifications of the proposed facility, the applicant submitted a revised NOI on October 27, 2020. The Department issued a Notice of NOI and Public Comment Period on November 10, 2020, and held an informational meeting on December 8, 2020. The public comment period on the NOI closed on December 18, 2020. The Department reviewed comments and the NOI, and issued the project order on February 23, 2021. The applicant requested to temporarily suspended the ODOE/EFSC review of the proposed facility due to commercial reasons while it pursues approval via the County process for a modified facility. 

Lake County, near Lakeview. PDF Map | Online Map​

Applicant/Certificate holder: Blue Marmot Solar Park LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of EDP Renewables North America
ODOE contact: Kellen Tardaewether
Applicant/Certificate holder contact: Joe Ross
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Project Timeline

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Milestone
  
Additional Documents
Display Date
  
Notice of Intent

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01/19/2018
10/27/2020
11/10/2020
02/23/2021
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Exhibit Files Reference

  • Exhibit A: Applicant Information 
  • Exhibit B: Project Description
  • Exhibit C: Property Location and Maps
  • Exhibit D: Organizational Information
  • Exhibit E​: Permits Required
  • Exhibit F: Property Ownership 
  • Exhibit G: Materials Analysis
  • Exhibit H: Geology and Soil Stability 
  • Exhibit I: Soils
  • Exhibit J: Wetlands
  • Exhibit K: Land Use
  • Exhibit L: Protected Areas
  • Exhibit M: Financial Analysis
  • Exhibit N​: Non-generating Facility Information
  • Exhibit O: Water Requirements
  • Exhibit P: Fish Wildlife Habitat 
  • Exhibit Q: Threatened and Endangered Plants and Animals
  • Exhibit R: Scenic Aesthetic Values 
  • Exhibit S: Cultural Resources
  • Exhibit T: Recreational Facilities 
  • Exhibit U: Public Services
  • Exhibit V​: Waste Minimization 
  • Exhibit W: Site Restoration
  • Exhibit X: Noise 
  • Exhibit Y: Carbon Dioxide Emissions 
  • Exhibit Z: Cooling Towers  
  • Exhibit AA: EMFs – Electric and Magnetic Fields
  • Exhibit BB: Other Information
  • Exhibit CC: Additional Statutes Rules Ordinances
  • Exhibit DD​: Other Specific Standards