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Select Board accepts $32,323.51 NHEC rebate to offset town solar-array loan
Summary
After a brief public hearing with no public comment, the Select Board accepted $32,323.51 in unanticipated funds from New Hampshire Electric Cooperative as a rebate from the Plymouth solar array and directed the funds to offset the related loan.
The Plymouth Select Board opened a public hearing and accepted $32,323.51 from New Hampshire Electric Cooperative as net-meter refunds tied to the town's solar array. The money will be paid to the community development finance account (CDFA) and applied to reduce the town's solar-array loan balance.
Staff explained the funds were unanticipated revenue and therefore required a public hearing before acceptance under the RSA cited in the meeting; no public members commented during the hearing. The board closed the hearing and approved acceptance by voice vote.
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