Fairview Farms II

A 15 MW utility solar project in Harford County, Maryland. Fairview Farms II has work under way on site. No public record read so far names its builder.

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The record

What the public record says about Fairview Farms II, as of 22 Oct 2026.

Stage	Under construction
Construction start	Q4 2023 permit on file
Size	15 MW
Location	Harford County, Maryland (to about 10 km)
Developer	Not named in any record read
Grid operator	PJM
Builder (EPC)	Not named yet
Trade subcontractors	in the app
People to call	in the app
Phase windows	in the app

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What happened

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9 Nov 2023A filing dates the construction start to November 2023.
9 Nov 2023Stormwater permit filed.

Who was named on it, and when, is in the app.

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Fairview FarmsUtility solar	Operating	30 MW
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APG New ChesapeakeUtility solar	Operating	2 MW
APG Old BaysideUtility solar	Operating	2 MW

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Questions

Fairview Farms II, in short.

Where is Fairview Farms II?

Fairview Farms II is a 15 MW utility solar project in Harford County, Maryland, in PJM's interconnection queue. The public page places it to within about ten kilometres; the precise location is in the subscriber record.

When does construction start on Fairview Farms II?

A construction permit on file dates the start of work to the fourth quarter of 2023.

Who is developing Fairview Farms II?

No public record read so far names its developer.

Who is building Fairview Farms II?

No public record read so far names a builder for Fairview Farms II. Groundtrace leaves the field empty rather than guess, and fills it when a permit, a filing or the builder's own page names one.