Wabash County Commissioners continue to consider an ordinance to regulate solar farms in the county. At Monday’s county board meeting, commissioner Rob Dean said with the amount of money associated with a proposed solar farm, it’s important commissioners add language to maximize benefits to the county while covering any unforeseen costs. Assessor Connie Larry tempered expectations on how much money the county will see from a solar farm. She said the solar farm will generate $215,000 for each megawatt of electricity produced. But that amount will include any taxes that might be assessed to the proposed 6,000 acres. Dean stressed he was in favor of the solar farm development, but said his goal is to make sure the country’s interests are protected. State’s Attorney Kelli Storckman will incorporate Dean’s proposals into the draft ordinance which commissioners will continue to take into consideration.