05.a ADDITION Barr DSES CUP - Updated Narrative and Landscaping Plan
BARR 1 SOLAR PROJECT – CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
SUMMARY
5 MW AC COMMUNITY SOLAR GARDEN
Prepared for: City of Scandia, MN – City Council
14727 209th St. N.
Scandia, MN 55073
Applicant Details:
Applicant: MN CSG 2019-69 LLC
Applicant Address: 2530 Riva Road, Annapolis, MD 21401
Applicant Parent Company: New Energy Equity, LLC
Agreement Type: Land Lease located on Private Land
Permitting Point of Contact: Jesse Dimond
Phone Number / Email: 651-333-0541 jessed@newenergyequity.com
Real Property Owner(s): Dean Barr Trust
Parcel ID(s) (PID): 20-032-20-24-0002
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
MN CSG 2019-69 LLC, a subsidiary of New Energy Equity, LLC, (“Applicant”) has prepared this Project
Summary for the proposed development, installation, and operation of a 5 MW AC community solar
photovoltaic facility, including the proposed construction and operation of a permanent access road,
interconnection poles and line along Mayberry Tail North. within the jurisdiction of the City of Scandia, MN,
known as PID: 20-032-20-24-0002 (the “Solar Facility”) for the purpose of obtaining a Conditional Use Permit
from the City of Scandia City Council. The completed and signed application is attached as exhibit 1.
The project (also known as the Barr 1 project) will be constructed in the existing field along Mayberry Tail
North with existing trees to remain in the south to be used as screening. The project will be a 5 MW AC
Community Solar Garden and the total area for permitting will be 38.36 acres out of a total of 72.4 total parcel
acres. This includes approximately 25.94 acres of fenced project area. The project will be configured as a solar
tracking array and will include approximately 11,960 solar modules. The parcel is managed by the Dean Barr
Trust, with Justin Barr as a beneficiary and as their main point of contact, who has entered into a land lease
and solar easement, which is attached as Exhibit 2.
The project is anticipated to employ approximately 15 individuals, including a foreman, construction staff,
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delivery drivers, and various other roles. The facility will operate from 7 AM to 7 PM, with any potentially
disruptive work scheduled and normal employee hours of operation between 8 AM and 5 PM. This excludes
emergency and on-call staff, which may be available outside these hours. This thoughtful approach aims to
minimize any impact on the community while allowing for non-disruptive activities, such as deliveries, to
occur before the main work begins.
The site was selected due to its physical characteristics, proximity to existing electrical infrastructure and
distribution lines, zoning and permitting requirements, and landowner participation. The Solar Facility’s final
design will follow all regulatory, technical, and environmental guidance, requests, rules and requirements of
the Utility, Town, City, County, Involved Agencies, as well as following National Electrical Safety Code, the
U.S. Department of Labor and Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the safety and protection of
landowners, general public, and property.
Per the City of Scandia Code, this project will be classified as a Solar Energy System – Distribution Scale
(Distribution SES) under Chapter 153 – Unified Development Code. It does not exceed five megawatts (5MW
AC) and will be a Community Solar Energy Facility.
Code References with Permit Application references and acknowledgements.
I. Districts and Size Limits
a. Within the SES-0 Overlay District
Distribution SES are limited as a Conditional Use in the AG-C, R-C, and I-P zoning districts.
• Parcel 20.032.20.24.0002 is zoned as an AG-C zoning district.
b. Distribution SES are prohibited in the following areas:
1. Within the Lower St. Croix River Overlay District, within the Shoreland Management Overlay
District as it applies to Recreational Development Lakes, the Floodplain Overlay Districts, and
the shoreland areas of Falls Creek.
• See Exhibit 3 - Sheet PV2: The project will meet all setback requirements for the
forementioned districts.
2. Within wetlands to the extent required by the Minnesota Wetlands Conservation Act, and
within associated wetland setback areas as designated by the City of Scandia.
• See Exhibit 3 - Sheet PV2 and Exhibit 13: Our project will not fall within any
wetlands and will meet all setback requirements.
3. All Base Zoning Districts not identified in Chapter 153.300.030 Subd. 1 (BB) La.
• Parcel 20.032.20.24.0002 is zoned as a AG-C zoning district.
4. Within any setbacks or buffer areas established within the Base Zoning District or applicable
Overlay District.
• See Exhibit 3 - Sheet PV2: The project will meet all setback requirements for the
forementioned districts.
c. Distribution SES within the Shoreland Management Overlay District must also meet the
following:
• See Exhibit 3 - Sheet PV2: The project will meet all setback requirements for the
forementioned districts.
1. The site is within the shoreland of a Natural Environment Lake and all parcels adjacent to the
Natural Environment Lake are zoned AG-C.
2. No intensive vegetation clearing shall be allowed.
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3. No placement of structures and facilities on slopes over 12%.
4. Treatment of stormwater runoff should be consistent with MPCA storm water manual
guidance for solar projects.
5. Native vegetation must be planted on the site wherever practical to provide habitat.
6. Best management practices for managing erosion control are utilized.
7. Facility location and design must demonstrate that the facility will minimize impact on habitat
and wildlife movement.
Compliance with these standards must be shown on submitted plans.
d. Distribution SES uses are exempt from the Residential and Agricultural Accessory Structure
standards regarding the square footage and number of structures permitted on a parcel, but
must comply with the setback and lot coverage standards established in Section [153.200.030].
• See Exhibit 3 - Sheet PV2: The project will meet all setback requirements and lot
coverage standards.
II. Permit Application
a. Existing Site Plans Required
The applicant for a Distribution SES must submit a detailed site plan of existing conditions, showing
site boundaries; existing access roads, driveways, and easements; existing structures; setbacks; surface
water drainage patterns, floodplains, Shoreland districts, delineated wetlands, toe and top of bluffs,
ordinary high water mark and other protected natural resources; existing vegetation, soil types,
topography (2-foot contour intervals), and all other items required in Section [153.500.050 and
153.500.060] for Conditional/Interim Use Permit applications or by the City. The Existing Site Plan
must be at a graphic scale not less than 1:100.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV2 – PV5 and Exhibit 13.
b. Proposed Site Plan Required
The applicant must submit a site plan of proposed conditions, including the proposed number, location
and spacing of solar panels; proposed height of panels; location of access roads, planned location of
underground or overhead electric lines connecting the solar farm to the building, substation or other
electric load; new electrical equipment other than at the existing building or substation that is the
connection point for the solar farm; proposed stormwater management facilities; proposed erosion and
sediment control measures, and other information as required by the City. The Proposed Site Plan must
be at a graphic scale not less than 1:100.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV2 and PV3
c. Vertical Sketch Elevations
The application must include two vertical sketch elevations of the premises accurately drawn to a scale
identified on the drawing, depicting the proposed solar energy conversion system and its relationship to
the surrounding topography and public roadways. The sketches must depict the proposed system's
relationship to structures on adjacent lots as viewed from six (6) feet above ground level at the
residential structure wall that site closest to the solar installation, one sketch showing the view without
screening and the other sketch showing the view with proposed permanent screening. The sketch
elevations must include a graphic scale not less than 1:50, or as needed to clearly show the vertical
relationship between the proposed solar facilities and structures on adjacent lots.
• See Exhibit 4
d. Use of Public Roads
The applicant must obtain all necessary approvals from the appropriate road authority for site access
and driveways.
• The applicant acknowledges this section.
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e. Interconnection Agreement
The applicant must complete an interconnection agreement with a local utility and provide a copy of
the agreement to the City before approval of electrical, building, or other required permits. The system
operator must provide a visible external disconnect if required by the utility.
• We are currently being studied by Xcel with a study completion estimated in Q3 or Q4
of 2025.
f. Utility Poles
Within the setback or any adjoining parcels owned by the landowner, utility poles shall be limited to
one interconnection pole for the solar array system. Additional poles required must meet all required
setbacks. The proposed placement of all utility poles, ground equipment, and any proposed aerially
mounted equipment must be shown in any proposed plans submitted.
• We are working through different options to present to Xcel once an Xcel designer is
assigned. If Xcel doesn’t accept our proposal, we request an exception for the Xcel
required and maintained poles within the road setback.
III. Development Agreement, Financial Guarantees, and Insurance
a. Conditional Use Permit
In addition to any other lawful conditions, the City also reserves the option of imposing a development
agreement regarding the Distribution SES operation including repair, maintenance, and replacement
and addressing all requirements set forth in Chapter 153.300.030 Subd. 1 (BB) Solar Energy System —
Distribution Scale (Distribution SES). If the City elects to impose a development agreement, the
development agreement must be executed before a building permit can be issued and must be recorded
against the property.
• The applicant acknowledges this section.
b. Vegetative Escrow
The City will require the establishment of an escrow account, from a credible banking institution
chartered to operate in the State of Minnesota, to ensure vegetation is installed and establishes itself as
identified in the approved permit, based on an estimated cost for plantings and labor provided by the
applicant. The planting and screening plan must utilize the recommended plant types described in
Section [153.400.060] and must be approved by the City.
• The applicant acknowledges this section.
c. Decommissioning Plan
The applicant must submit a decommissioning plan to ensure that facilities are properly removed after
their useful life. If the Distribution SES remains nonfunctional or inoperative for a continuous period of
one year, the system shall be deemed to be abandoned and will constitute a public nuisance. The plan
must include provisions for removal of all structures and foundations, restoration of soil and
vegetation, and a plan ensuring financial resources will be available to fully decommission the site. The
City will require the posting of a bond, letter of credit, or the establishment of an escrow account to
ensure decommissioning. The guarantee shall be from a credible banking institution chartered to
operate in the State of Minnesota.
• See Exhibit 5
d. Payment In Lieu of Taxes
Notwithstanding that Minnesota Statutes Section 272.02, Subdivision 24 (or its successor) classifies
real property upon which a solar energy generating system is located that is used primarily for solar
energy production (subject to the production tax under Minnesota Statutes Section 272.0295) as class
3a, the City may require the applicant to enter into a Payment In Lieu of Taxes Agreement to
compensate the City for any prospective tax revenue that may be lost due to such reclassification.
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• The applicant acknowledges this section.
e. Liability Insurance
The applicant must maintain a current general liability policy covering bodily injury and property
damage with limits of at least $1 million per occurrence and $2 million in the aggregate or the
maximum liability thresholds set forth in Minnesota Statutes, section 466.04, as amended, whichever is
greater, and provide proof that it meets the insurance requirement to the City.
• The applicant acknowledges this section.
IV. Performance Standards
a. Limitations
The limitations on the number or cumulative generating capacity of Distribution SES is regulated by
Minnesota Statutes 216B.164 and related regulations.
• The applicant acknowledges this section.
b. Compliance
Distribution SES must comply with all applicable Local, State, and Federal regulatory standards,
including the State of Minnesota Uniform Building Code, as amended; the National Electric Code, as
amended; the State Plumbing Code, as amended; and the Minnesota Energy Code, as amended.
• The applicant acknowledges this section.
c. Mitigation Measures
If the proposed Distribution SES is adjacent to areas designed or formally protected from development
by Local, State, and Federal agencies as a wildlife management area, scenic byway, or National Wild
and Scenic corridor, the applicant must implement mitigation measures to protect the resource values
of the designated wildlife area or scenic corridor as a condition of approval. Such measures may
include, but are not limited to, maintaining wildlife travel corridors, setting the development back from
the right-of-way or stream corridor, using the natural topography to screen the project, and retaining or
planting vegetation that would fully obscure the view of the energy project within the scenic corridor.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV6. We have added screening to the array to mitigate the
visual impact and due to the size of the array, there shouldn’t be any significant impact
to wildlife.
d. Setbacks
The City may require wider setbacks if it determines that the wider setbacks are warranted by the
potential impacts to adjacent properties. The nearest solar panel of the Distribution SES must be
setback a minimum of:
1. 75 feet from all parcel boundaries.
2. 350 feet from existing residential structures on adjacent parcels existing at the time of the
permit application.
3. 800 feet from the centerline of minor arterial roadways or 500 feet from the centerline of all
other public road rights-of-way.
4. The structure setback requirements from the Ordinary High Water Level (OHWL) for that
District if located in the Shoreland Overlay District.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV2 & PV11. The Setbacks are listed below:
1. 500’ – Road
2. 1,000 ft setbacks from PWI
3. 1,000 ft setbacks from Ground Water Dependent Natural Resource
4. 50’ – Wetland #1 - District Mgmt #3 is the same as City Mgmt #2.
5. 75’ – Wetland #2 District Mgmt #2 is the same as City Mgmt #1.
e. Height Limits
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Ground-mounted solar energy systems may not exceed fifteen feet (15') in height when oriented at
maximum tilt. Building-integrated solar energy systems when at maximum tilt may not exceed the
maximum height permitted in the Base Zoning District.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV3 - The applicant acknowledges this section.
f. Screening
All components of the Distribution SES must be screened by:
1. Setbacks
2. Berming
3. Scenic canvas
4. Existing vegetation
5. Terrain
6. Landscaping
7. A combination thereof
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV2 & PV8.
g. Screening from View
The solar array must be screened from view from:
1. Adjacent road right-of-way.
2. Dwellings within five hundred feet (500') of any component of the solar array.
3. Public waterbodies, as viewed from six (6) feet above the ordinary high water level.
4. The City may require greater screening as needed based on development patterns within the
City and the adopted Comprehensive Plan.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV2 & PV8.
h. Visual Screen
The visual screen must fully obscure (100%) view of the solar panels during leaf-on and leaf-off
conditions.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV8 - The applicant acknowledges this section.
i. Screening Completion
The screening shall fully obscure 100% view of the solar panels from any adjacent road right-of-way
immediately upon screen completion in accordance with this section, and shall be completed prior to
the remainder of solar facilities and panel installation. Effectiveness of screen shall be reviewed and
approved by city staff prior to continuation of project installation. Permanent vegetative screening shall
be designed to have a horizontal depth of at least twenty (20) feet.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV2 & PV8 - The applicant acknowledges this section.
j. Vegetative Buffer
At least seventy (70) percent of the area of the vegetative buffer, as measured in square feet, must be
composed of coniferous plantings interspersed throughout the screening. The rest of the vegetative
buffer must be composed of densely branched trees and shrubs, as approved by the Zoning
Administrator. A landscaping plan must be provided that shows screening elements, including the
species of any vegetation used for screening.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV2 & PV8 - The applicant acknowledges this section.
k. Screening Establishment
The required screening must be achieved within six (6) growing seasons from the date of project
approval. If the screening is not established within 6 growing seasons, it must be implemented through
the planting of mature vegetation to fully obscure (100%) view of the solar panels as described in
Chapter 153.300.030 Subd. 1 (BB) III.1.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV2 & PV8 - The applicant acknowledges this section.
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l. Screening Summary Table
From Percent
Obscured Screened
Adjacent Road Right-of-Way 100 Immediately upon screen completion, prior to the
remainder of solar facilities and panel installation
Dwellings within five hundred feet (500')
of any component of the solar array 100 Within 6 growing seasons
Public waterbodies, as viewed from six (6)
feet above the ordinary high water level 100 Within 6 growing seasons
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV2 & PV8 - The applicant acknowledges this section.
m. Fences or Barriers
Any fences or barriers installed for the project must be mounted on wood posts, and may not include
any chain link, barbed or razor wire. The fence may not exceed eight (8) feet in height from the ground,
and must incorporate wildlife-friendly design with a gap at the bottom for passage of birds and small
animals. The City will utilize recommendations from the Minnesota DNR to determine if the fence
design is wildlife-friendly.
• See Exhibit 3 – sheets PV4.
n. Scenic Canvases
Temporary screening through the use of scenic canvases is only permissible if it has been approved as
part of the project application or it is required as a permit condition.
1. Scenic canvases may only be used to temporarily screen Distribution SES installations for a
maximum of six (6) years.
2. Applicants shall supply a visual representation of the appearance of the canvas for review by
the City.
3. If a canvas was not included as part of an original application but has been required as part of a
conditional approval, then the applicant shall provide the City with a site plan and a visual
sample of the canvas design based on the requirements of this section for the City’s final
approval.
4. Scenic canvas shall be attached to fencing, and shall have a natural vegetation or scenic views
printed on the entire outward facing portion of the canvas to match the existing surroundings
and vegetative screening of the Distribution SES.
5. Canvases must be designed to accommodate wildlife movement.
6. Prohibitions: The following is prohibited from scenic canvases:
• Canvases that include visible messages or depict images other than what is required
are not eligible for use as scenic canvas.
• Scenic canvases may not be used as a substitute for the implementation of vegetative
screening or as a substitute for achieving the final required level of screening coverage
within prescribed timeframes.
7. Scenic canvasing must be removed once vegetative screening is established.
8. Damage and replacement of canvases: If any canvas becomes damaged or fades to the point it
no longer camouflages prior to the completion of the compliance period to establish vegetative
cover, said canvas must be replaced within sixty (60) days of notice to the landowner and
owner of the Distribution SES. Should the owner fail to comply with this requirement, the City
may replace said canvas at the owner's full expense as prescribed under the developer's
agreement.
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• The applicant acknowledges this section.
o. Stormwater Management and Erosion Control
Distribution SES are subject to stormwater management and erosion and sediment control best
practices, including DNR guidelines on Wildlife Friendly Erosion Control, and NPDES permit
requirements, and must obtain required permits from the MPCA, local Watershed District, City, and
others.
• The applicant acknowledges this section.
p. Ground Areas
All ground areas under solar array installs that are not occupied by equipment or essential access paths
must be planted with a deep-rooted, native grass and pollinator seed mix suitable to the soil and
moisture conditions of the immediate area. Plant growth must be stable and self-supporting within one
(1) growing season from the date of building permit approval. If approved, the City may allow
agricultural pasture plantings under the array. If the agricultural pasture ceases, the ground area shall be
planted as required with native grass and pollinator seed mix.
• The applicant acknowledges this section.
q. Building Permit Plans
All plans submitted for Building Permit approval must be prepared by a licensed, professional
engineer.
• The applicant acknowledges this section.
r. Power and Communication Lines
Power and communication lines that are not defined in this ordinance as Essential Services and running
between banks of solar panels and the interconnection pole or other point of interconnection must be
buried underground. Exemptions may be granted by the City in instances where shallow bedrock,
water courses, or other elements of the natural landscape interfere with the ability to bury lines, or the
distance to a substation or other point of interconnection reasonably precludes burial.
• We are working through different options to present to Xcel once an Xcel designer is
assigned. If Xcel doesn’t accept our proposal, we request an exception for the Xcel
required and maintained poles within the road setback.
s. Reflective Glare Prevention
All Distribution SES facilities must be designed and located in order to prevent reflective glare toward
any inhabited buildings on adjacent properties, as well as adjacent street rights-of-way. Steps to control
glare nuisance may include selective placement of the system, screening on the side of the solar array
facing the reflectors, reducing use of the reflector system, or other remedies that limit glare.
Distribution SES utilizing a reflector system must conduct a glare study to identify the impacts of the
system on occupied buildings and transportation rights-of-way within a half mile of the project
boundary. The glare study must also address aviation impacts.
• See Exhibit 6
t. Lot Coverage
The surface area of posts and related equipment for ground-mounted systems in combination with
driveways, structures, and other impervious surfaces on the parcel may not exceed the maximum lot
coverage standard of the applicable Zoning District.
• Current estimated: IMPERVIOUS AREA (MOUNTING POSTS, ACCESS ROAD,
& EQUIPMENT PAD): ~31,887.19ft2 (~0.73 ACRE)
u. Lighting
If lighting is provided at the project, lighting must be shielded and downcast such that the light does
not spill onto adjacent properties.
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• The applicant acknowledges this section.
v. Abandonment
If the Distribution SES remains nonfunctional or inoperative for a continuous period of one year, the
system shall be deemed to be abandoned and will constitute a public nuisance. The owner must remove
the abandoned system at their expense after obtaining a demolition permit. Removal includes the entire
structure including transmission equipment.
• The applicant acknowledges this section.
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List of Exhibits
1. Application Form - Barr 1
2. Lease and Amendment - Barr 1
3a. Barr 1 - CUP - Stamped Pages
3b. Barr 1 - CUP - Non-Stamped Pages
3c. Barr 1 - CUP - Grading and Storm Water Pages
4. Vertical Sketch Elevation Sims 9.9.25
5. Barr 1 - Decom Plan - 8.29.25
6. Glare Analysis 5.6.25 - Barr 1
7. 2025.07.07 - Barr I Solar – SURVEY
8. Warranty Deed - 20-032-20-24-0002
9. Emergency Response Plan 4-22-24 – Aholt
10. Site Rules
11. Module PRODUCT SAFETY DATA SHEET
12. About Us
13. MN CSG 2019-69 (Barr 1) LLC_L2 Wetland Delineation_Report_Final
14. Barr 1 - SWPPP - 8.26.2025
15. Barr 1 - Tree Preservation Plan
APPROXIMATELY 86 TREES TO BE
USED FOR SCREENING.
2 STAGGERED ROWS OF A MIX OF
NORWAY PINE, EASTERN RED
CEDAR, WHITE PINE, WHITE
SPRUCE, & WHITE CEDAR
(DETAILS IN TABLE ABOVE)
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16' ON CENTER
16' ON CENER
8' STAGGERING BETWEEN ROWS
APPROXIMATELY 50 TREES TO BE USED FOR
SCREENING.
2 STAGGERED ROWS OF A MIX OF NORWAY
PINE, EASTERN RED CEDAR, WHITE PINE,
WHITE SPRUCE, & WHITE CEDAR
(DETAILS IN TABLE ABOVE)
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REVISIONS
#DESCRIPTION BY DATE
0 ORIGINAL DESIGN SP 8/24/2023
1 UPDATE TO SLD SP 3/27/2024
2 UPDATE GROUND XFMR SPECS SP 5/14/2024
3 UTILITY COMMENTS SP 8/8/2024
4 CUP PACKAGE NGA 3/12/2025
5 LO COMMENTS ADDRESSED NGA 3/24/2025
6 40% GCR & POLES EDITED NGA 4/25/2025
7 ADDITIONAL PAGES AMJ 4/30/2025
8 PERMITTING EDITS & PROP MOD NGA 6/19/2025
9 LOP & VEGETATION EDITS NGA 7/14/2025
10 PROPOSED MOD NGA 8/8/2025
11 CUP REFRESH NGA 8/29/2025
PROJECT NAME
DRAWING TITLE
SCALE 1
SHEET
BARR 1
OTHER NOTES
CASE NUMBER 05800014
PRIMARY CONTACT: DEAN EASTLAKE
APPLICATION AGENT: DEAN EASTLAKE
NO POSITION, DISTANCE, OR CLEARANCE ISSUES WITH
OVERHEAD ELECTRIC SERVICE LINES OR OTHER UTILITIES IN
RELATION TO THE PV PANELS.
24/7 UNESCORTED KEYLESS ACCESS PROVIDED FOR ALL
UTILITY ENERGY EQUIPMENT INCLUDING THE METERS AND
UTILITY AC DISCONNECT.
IF THE MAIN SERVICE METER IS LOCATED MORE THAN 10' FROM
THE UTILITY AC DISCONNECT, A PLACARD WILL BE PLACED AT
THE MAIN SERVICE METER SHOWING THE LOCATION OF THE
UTILITY AC DISCONNECT
INTERCONNECTION TYPE: PRIMARY
PROJECT ADDRESS
11522 MAYBERRY TR N
SCANDIA, MN 55047
LAT: 45.246225
LONG: -92.868917
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
SYSTEM SIZE DC 7,116.200 kW
SYSTEM SIZE AC 4999.968 kW
DC/AC RATIO 1.4232
AZIMUTH 180°
TILT +/- 52°
MODULE COUNT 11960
MODULE TYPE HANWA Q.PEAK XL-G11S SERIES
- 595
MODULE STC RATING 595 W
INVERTER COUNT 36
INVERTER TYPE SMA SUNNY HIGHPOWER PEAK-3
150kW
INVERTER POWER POWER LIMITED TO 138.888kW
RACKING TBD
MONITORING ALSO ENERGY
DESIGN CRITERIA
MIN/MAX TEMP.-26°C / 32°C
WIND SPEED (ASCE 7-10)105 MPH
BUILDING CATEGORY I
EXPOSURE CATEGORY C
GROUND SNOW LOAD 50 PSF
BUILDING HEIGHT 0'-0"
DRAWING SHEETS AND CONTENTS NOT TO BE DISTRIBUTED WITHOUT EXPLICIT WRITTEN CONSENT FROM NEW ENERGY EQUITY LLC.
NEW ENERGY EQUITY, LLC
2530 RIVA ROAD, SUITE 200
ANNAPOLIS, MD 21401
NEWENERGYEQUITY.COM
443-267-5012
1 DRAWING SCALE ACCURATE WHEN THIS PAGE IS PRINTED ON 24"x36" PAPER.
LEGAL ENTITY NAME (CUSTOMER OF RECORD):
MN CSG 2019-69 LLC
NTS
LANDSCAPE PLAN A
PV8A
1" = 50'
PROPOSED ADDED SCREENING DETAIL2
LEGEND
PROPOSED OVERHEAD LINE EXTENSION
(~790')
PROPOSED NEW UNDERGROUND
ELECTRICAL LINE (~712')
ARRAY FENCE LINE
(~5300' AND ~25.94 ACRES)
ACCESS ROAD (~1638'; 20' WIDE FROM
ENTRANCE TO FENCE, 15' WIDE AFTER
ENTERING THE FENCE)
TREE CLEARING AREA (~2.03 ACRES)
EXISTING TREES TO BE MAINTAINED FOR
SCREENING PURPOSES
2 STAGGERED ROWS OF A MIX OF:
EASTERN RED CEDAR, WHITE SPRUCE,
NORWAY PINE, WHITE PINE, & WHITE
CEDAR TREES. ALL 1'-4' TALL AT TIME OF
PLANTING (~0.66 ACRES, ~1.51% OF LOP)
NTS
PLANTING DETAIL TABLE1