36 MW ground-mounted solar energy facility at 11065 W. Perrysburg Road, following a SEQRA Type 1 review and a negative environmental declaration issued on June 8, 2026. The approval allows the applicant to move forward with final site and construction plans and to apply for a building permit once extensive pre-construction conditions are met, including finalizing community benefit or PILOT agreements, decommissioning security, surety bonding, insurance, SWPPP, and fire department–approved access.This is a decided project in terms of siting approval, but the developer must now line up engineering, construction, SCADA/monitoring, security, O&M, decommissioning, and emergency training solutions that meet the detailed permit conditions. Vendors in solar EPC, civil and electrical construction, monitoring and control systems, fencing and site security, vegetation management/agrivoltaics, engineering consulting, and emergency-response training have a near-term opportunity to support Omni and the Town as the project moves into design and build-out. The decommissioning plan estimated first-year removal costs at 622000 with 30‑year escalators, signaling long-term O&M and lifecycle services demand around this facility.

Special Use Permit conditions include agrivoltaics with sheep grazing, pollinator-friendly plantings, prohibition of PFAS-containing materials, stormwater controls, fire department training, and robust decommissioning security via surety bond.