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Old Kings Highway Committee approves solar arrays, signs, windows and fences; several items tabled or withdrawn
Summary
At its April 14 meeting the Old Kings Highway Committee approved routine applications including two rooftop solar installations, signage for the Boy Scouts, window replacements, several fences and a chapel staining; two barn applications were tabled and one application was withdrawn.
The Old Kings Highway Committee on Monday approved a set of routine exterior-change applications — solar-panel installations, signage, replacement windows, fences and a chapel-staining — and tabled two barn construction/demolition items pending further review.
Why it matters: The committee reviews exterior work within the Old Kings Highway Historic District; its decisions affect what residents are permitted to install or alter in the district’s right-of-way and on historic properties.
Key approvals and outcomes
- 25A028 — 85 Weir Road (Sunrun/Solar): Approved. Steve Kelly of Sunrun said the proposal is for 31 black-on-black solar panels (18 on the front roof, 13 on the rear). Committee members noted the front roof’s dark gray color and that Weir Road is designated a historic byway. The committee approved the application by voice vote.
- 25A029 — 11 Apache Drive (My Generation Energy): Approved. Diane Addison of My Generation Energy represented a 22-panel, all-black system to be installed on the rear roof; she said the array “is not even visible from any parts of the road.” The committee approved the application by voice vote.
- 25A030 — 59 North Dennis Road: Withdrawn. The agenda listed this…
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