Intervenors in Recently Approved Solar Project Attending Town Board Meetings to Express Opposition

As was previously announced on The Whitewater Banner, the Wisconsin Public Service Commission on September 27, 2025 approved the application of Whitewater Solar, LLC to construct a very large solar project in the towns of Cold Spring, La Grange, and Whitewater. On that date, Yvette Loiselle, one of the intervenors in the case, told The Banner that she was certain that the group will redouble their year-long efforts to oppose the massive “solar farm.” Three intervenors spoke at the City of Whitewater Common Council on October 7, and Loiselle indicates that their next steps are to attend the upcoming area town board meetings, and they are hopeful that citizens will attend the meetings to express their views on the proposed project.

Town of Cold Spring, N1409 Fremont Road – October 9, 7:00 p.m. – (Loiselle indicated “The Town of Coldspring will not let us speak and has stated they will allow the Whitewater Solar to speak.”)

Town of La Grange, N7899 Cty Hwy H – October 13, 7:30 p.m.

Town of Whitewater, W8590 Willis Ray Road – October 15, 6:00 p.m.

Editor’s note: The Banner does not have a position on this matter.

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