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Resident raises neighborhood concerns about Broadleaf Solar project; commission points to town website

Granby Conservation Commission · July 14, 2026
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Summary

A member of the public asked about milestones for the Broadleaf Solar project and said he was concerned about its neighborhood impacts; the commission had no new comments and directed him to the town website and the Board of Selectmen.

The Conservation Commission recorded no additional comments on the Broadleaf Solar project at its July 7 meeting, but a member of the public raised concerns about the project's potential impact on his neighborhood.

Daniel O’Connell, identified in the meeting record as a member of the public, asked about project milestones and expressed concerns about neighborhood impacts. Commissioners had no new feedback and directed O’Connell to information on the town website and to the Board of Selectmen for further detail.

The Commission assigned a follow-up for Commissioner Kara Marshall to confirm she had shared the feedback developed at an April meeting with First Selectman Mark Fiorentino.

The July 7 minutes do not record new technical findings, milestones, or a formal Commission position; they record only the public question about impacts and the Commission’s procedural direction to seek details from town staff and selectmen.