The Cherry County Commissioners waded through over 30 property tax protests before they could tackle the legal update from County Attorney Eric Scott concerning the zoning investigation of a conditional use permit for the Kilgore Wind Project. Mr. Scott reported that he had found a couple of areas of concern with the investigation report. Two of those issues would be the statement from NPPD indicating they would not purchase the power and that the developers bank account was not set up in the county’s name, for decommissioning. He stated that all the evidence has not been obtained. Carolyn Semin brought a point of order when Chairman Mike McConaughey brought up going into closed session to discuss possible litigation. Mrs. Semin expressed that the potential or threat of litigation did not give the commissioners the right to use closed session. Eric Scott argued that it did, if the commissioners so desired. Chairman McConaughey said he would then ask his question in open session. He asked Mr. Scott if he could defend the county if there were to be litigation. Mr. Scott replied he would not have a problem. No action was taken. About 15 to 20 people attended the meeting.