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Selectboard rejects VELCO request to remove one-week notice for generator testing
Summary
The Selectboard denied VELCO’s request to remove CPG Condition #35, which requires one-week advance notice to neighbors before annual testing of outside generators; the board followed town attorney advice and voted 5–0 to keep the notice requirement.
The New Haven Selectboard on Jan. 20 denied a request from VELCO to remove Condition #35 from its Certificate of Public Good, which requires the utility to give surrounding property owners one week’s advance notice before conducting annual testing of outside generators.
Town Attorney advice, as recorded in the meeting minutes, recommended keeping the one-week notice because it gives neighbors advance warning of testing. Chair John Roleau moved to deny VELCO’s request; the motion passed 5–0. The action keeps the existing notification requirement in place.
The board did not record additional conditions or changes to the notice timeline; the decision preserves the status quo requirement that neighboring property owners receive one week’s notice prior to testing.
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