That’s a solid idea, and it aligns with both our environmental goals and our fiscal sense. First we should run a feasibility study to gauge the local solar potential and the community’s willingness to invest. Then we’ll identify key stakeholders, secure any necessary permits, and structure a partnership that balances risk and reward. If we get the numbers right, it could be a win for everyone involved.

Thanks for taking the lead on the research and council outreach. Next, let’s put together a simple financial model—projected costs, payback period, and return on investment—so we can present clear numbers to the community. Also draft an outreach schedule: town hall, surveys, and local partnership meetings. Once we have those, we can lock in a timeline and start the permitting process. Keep me posted on the solar map data, and I’ll start pulling the numbers.