AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSolar & Climate Planning: Lexington-Fayette County is moving ahead with a solar zoning amendment that would allow limited large-scale solar development only if projects are agrivoltaic—keeping farming on-site and protecting soil—aimed at cutting emissions and air pollution while lowering costs. Local Water & Recreation Funding: Vulcan Materials is donating $50,000 to Lexington community projects through the Endow Kentucky Tax Credit program, including an endowment for Kelley’s Landing, a planned public park with Kentucky River access for kayaking and canoeing. Data Centers & Power: Kentucky utility regulators approved a 482-MW electric-service agreement for TeraWulf’s Justified Data Campus at the former Hawesville smelter site, clearing a major step for the AI/high-performance computing redevelopment. Wildlife & Hunting Season: Kentucky’s fall hunting season is underway, with dove opening Sept. 1 and key dates including deer archery Sept. 5 and black bear Sept. 19, plus reminders about permits and possible regulation changes. Agroforestry Training: Kentucky State University will host a Landscape Scale Restoration Training on Aug. 26 in Lovely, focusing on forestry and agroforestry, soil health, invasive species, and drone-based monitoring.
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