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Planning Board approves two minor solar site plans and accepts $22,000 bond for stormwater work
Summary
Sudbury’s Planning Board approved minor site plans for solar installations at 642 and 527 Boston Post Road and accepted a $22,000 bond for outstanding stormwater work at 115 Brimstone Lane, each by unanimous votes.
The Sudbury Planning Board unanimously approved two Minor Site Plan applications for rooftop or mounted solar installations and accepted a cash bond to ensure completion of stormwater work at a separate property.
At 642 Boston Post Road, applicant Wissen Taboubi described plans to mount solar panels; Planning staff confirmed the site is not in a historic district but noted some visibility from the road and asked for confirmation that outstanding permits were satisfied. Taboubi said the system is low maintenance. The Board voted 5–0 to approve the Minor Site Plan; Clerk Ahnu Shah made the motion and John Sugrue seconded.
At 527 Boston Post Road, engineer Giovanni Cesar presented a slim, low‑profile solar panel system. The Board approved that Minor Site Plan by unanimous vote.
Separately, Carrie Maciel requested a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy for work at 115 Brimstone Lane and the Board discussed the need for a final inspection and submission of an as‑built plan. Planning staff recommended the Town hold a $22,000 cash bond until the listed items are completed; the Board accepted the bond and suggested a reasonable release date around November 1. Ahnu Shah moved acceptance of the bond; the motion carried 5–0.
Each of the three approvals was taken as presented; the Board requested standard follow up documentation (outstanding permits, final inspections, as‑built plans) before closing files.
