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Sanbornton trustees to own incoming solar array; battery contract remains on hold

Library Board of Trustees · May 19, 2026
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Summary

Trustees approved that the Sanbornton Public Library will own the planned solar array, accept any future energy credits for the library, and assume 25 years of maintenance responsibility; the battery portion of the project remains on hold.

Sanbornton Library trustees voted May 19 that the library will be the owner of a planned solar array to be installed by ReVision Energy, and that any energy credits that occur will go to the library.

The minutes record that ReVision Energy has received the library’s deposit and that work is expected to begin sometime between July and September. The trustees voted, on a motion by Grace Olson and seconded by Sarah Fox, that the library will own the solar array, will receive any energy credits, and will be responsible for maintenance of the system for 25 years. The vote is recorded PUNA (passed unanimously).

The minutes also state the battery contract tied to the project is currently on hold; no schedule or vendor for the battery was specified. Trustees noted the contract with ReVision Energy has been signed for the array portion but did not provide a detailed maintenance plan, cost estimate, or projected energy savings in the minutes.