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Planning commission approves carport solar arrays at municipal site with condition on inverter/fence placement
Summary
The Grandview Heights Planning Commission approved a site-plan amendment to install carport solar arrays at 1515–1525 Goodale Boulevard, adding a condition requiring the inverter/fence configuration be finalized so equipment sits outside the fence.
The Grandview Heights Planning Commission approved a site-plan amendment to add carport-mounted solar panels to the municipal building parking lot at 1515–1525 Goodale Boulevard, with a staff-recommended condition that the fence routing be finalized so inverters are located outside the fenced area.
The project, presented by Adam Maxwell, Director of Administration for the city, and Mason Metz, a project engineer for the contractor, is a carport-mounted photovoltaic installation intended to offset peak energy use at the new municipal building. "I'm excited about this application," Maxwell said during the June 18 meeting. Metz described the equipment as "parking structures that will have solar panels mounted to the upper portion of them" and explained how the system ties into the building electrical distribution.
Commissioners and staff said the installation meets zoning bulk standards for detached accessory structures and that no variances were required for the proposed heights. Staff noted the city’s…
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