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Town and Country holds hearing on zoning changes for residential solar; front‑facing panels may remain under aldermanic review
Summary
Town and Country’s Board of Aldermen opened a public hearing Oct. 13 on proposed zoning amendments to regulate solar energy systems, including changes to the review process for roof‑mounted and ground‑mounted installations.
Town and Country’s Board of Aldermen opened a public hearing Oct. 13 on proposed zoning amendments to regulate solar energy systems, including changes to the review process for roof‑mounted and ground‑mounted installations. City planner Ryan presented the proposal and said the changes are intended to modernize terminology, shorten review timelines and retain existing design standards.
Ryan, the city planner, told the board that the town’s current solar rules date to a 2013 update and that ‘‘in the last 12 years, there have been 30 plus solar energy…
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