ReWild Renewables seeks overhead power run through Plympton conservation buffer for Bishops Highway Solar
At its April 7 meeting the Plympton Conservation Commission heard a Notice of Intent from ReWild Renewables for a roughly one‑mile overhead electrical interconnection; about 372 feet would pass within the commission's 100‑foot buffer of Indian Pond and a bordering flood area. The hearing was continued to May 5.
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At the Plympton Conservation Commission’s April 7, 2026 virtual meeting, ReWild Renewables representative Zachary Farkes presented a Notice of Intent for an overhead medium‑voltage electrical interconnection serving Bishops Highway Solar. The proposed run would be roughly one mile long; Mr. Farkes said approximately 372 feet of that run would pass within 100 feet of the Bank of Indian Pond and a Bordering Land Subject to Flooding (BLSF). Brian Vasa read the legal advertisement at the start of the hearing.
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