Yarmouth Planning Board approves installation of 31 solar panels at 85 Weir Road

April 14, 2025 | Town of Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts

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The Town of Yarmouth took a significant step towards sustainability during its recent meeting, approving the installation of 31 solar panels at 85 Weir Road. The project, presented by Steve Kelly from Sunrun Installation Services, aims to enhance energy efficiency for the two-family home by placing 18 panels on the front and 13 on the rear roofs.

The proposal received unanimous support from the committee, despite a reminder that Weir Road is designated as a historic byway—a status established by the Planning Board in 1975. One committee member noted the importance of reviewing these designations, suggesting that it may be time to reassess the historic status of roads in the area.
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After a brief discussion, the motion to approve the solar panel installation was moved and seconded, with all present members voting in favor. This decision marks a progressive move for Yarmouth, aligning with broader efforts to promote renewable energy and sustainability within the community. The approval not only reflects a commitment to green energy but also highlights the ongoing dialogue about balancing development with historical preservation.

Converted from Town of Yarmouth: Old Kings Highway 4-14-2025 meeting on April 14, 2025
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