Project DETAILS
High Bridge Solar is a proposed 12MWac solar project located on private property at 510 Cedar Avenue in the Town of Farmville, Virginia. The project will sit on approximately 80 acres of the 131-acre parcel and be screened to the fullest extent to prevent a viewshed from neighboring property owners and roads. High Bridge Solar will interconnect to the grid via the existing overhead electric distribution poles located on the project parcel within the existing transmission easement running NW to SE. Ancillary project facilities will include electrical equipment pads, utility infrastructure and erosion control/stormwater management facilities. Native, pollinator-friendly vegetation will be maintained across the site to assist in controlling erosion and promote a diverse ecological habitat.
IMPORTANT DATES
- March 6, 2024 – High Bridge Solar Community Meeting
- April 17, 2024 – Town of Farmville Planning Commission Hearing
- June 12th, 2024 – Town Council Hearing
Committed to Sustainability
HIGH BRIDGE SOLAR ZONING APPLICATION, [Reports and Study Materials]
- Attachment A: Signed Cup Application Form
- Attachment B: Parcel Details
- Attachment C: Farmville Herald Ad Proof
- Attachment D: High Bridge Preliminary Site Plan
- Attachment E: High Bridge Solar Impact Analysis
- Attachment F: High Bridge Economic Analysis
- Attachment G: Glint & Glare Analysis
- Attachment H: Threatened and Endangered Species Assessment
- Attachment I: Virginia Cultural Resources Information System Review
- Conditional Use Permit Application: High Bridge Solar
- Proposed Decommissioning Plan: High Bridge Solar
- High Bridge Line of Sight Views
- High Bridge Solar - Glare Analysis
HIGH BRIDGE STUDIES COMPLETED
> Critical Issues Analysis
> LiDAR/Topographical Survey
> Hydrology Study
> Wetland Delineation
> Threatened & Endangered Species Assessment
> Preliminary Jurisdiction Determination by the US Army Corp of Engineers
> Geotechnical Desktop Evaluation
> Dominion Energy Virginia Electric and Power Company Interconnection Combined Study - Title Report