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Latest News July 27, 2026 6:17 pm

The Town of St. Leon is looking for a new Clerk/Treasurer. If you have an interest in the position, please click the Clerk Treasurer's Office link below to view the requirements for application submittal. The deadline is August 1, 2026

Solar Survey July 27, 2026 6:17 pm

St. Leon Plan Commission is collecting citizen input for topics related to Solar, Battery Energy Storage Systems. Please click the link below to complete a survey.

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If not a resident, where do you liveyour full name

Commercial Solar Energy Facilities

How familiar are you with commercial solar energy developments?

Very FamiliarSomewhat FamiliarSlightly FamiliarNot Familiar

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Where should commercial solar facilities be permitted?(Select all that apply)

Agriculture areasIndustrial areasBrownfields or previously disturbed sitesAlong major highwaysAnywhere meeting ordinance requirementsShould not be permittedOther

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Which standards are most important for solar developments? (Rank the importance from 1 to 8 with 1 being most important)

Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)

Prior to this survey, were you familiar with Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)?

YesNo

What benefits do you associate with BESS facilities?(Select all that apply)

Improved electric grid reliabilityEnergy storage for renewable energyEconomic developmentAdditional tax revenueEmergency power supportJob creationOther

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What minimum separation distance from residences would you prefer for BESS facilities?Select one

Less than 200 feet200-500 feet500-1,000 feetMore than 1,000 feetNo opinion

Which requirements should be mandatory for BESS facilities?(Select all that apply)

Emergency response plansFire suppression systemsIndependent safety studiesFinancial assurance for decommissioningNoise limitsSecurity fencingOngoing inspectionsOther

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Data Centers

How familiar are you with data centers?Select One

Very familiarSomewhat familiarSlightly familiarNot familiar

What benefits do you believe data centers may provide?)Select all that apply)

Tax revenueEconomic developmentTechnology investmentUtility infrastructure improvementsHigh-paying jobsDiversification of local economyOther

Other

Where should data centers be located?(Select all that apply)

Existing industrial areasBusiness parksNear major utility infrastructureNear interstate highwaysAnywhere meeting ordinance requirementsNear a major river or creekOther

Other

Which standards are most important for data centers?(Select all that apply)

Noise limitationsLandscaping and screeningWater use managementTraffic managementEnergy efficiency requirementsEmergency backup power regulationsSetbacks from residencesCommunity benefit agreementsOther

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Community Priorities

Rank the following priorities from 1 to 51 being most important and 5 being least important

Which statement best reflects your overall perspective

St. Leon should actively encourage these types of developmentsSt. Leon should allow these developments with appropriate regulationsSt. Leon should be cautious and limit these developmentsSt. Leon should generally discourage these developmentsNo Opinion

What information would you like local officials to consider before making decisions on ordinance amendments on these subjects?

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History

A post office was established at Saint Leon in 1852, and remained in operation until it was discontinued in 1955. The town was likely named for St. Leon Bembo. According to the 2010 census, St. Leon has a total area of 6.989sqmi, of which 6.98sqmi is land and 0.009sqmi is water. As of the census of 2010, there were 678 people, 252 households, and 182 families residing in the town.