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Board approves seven no-soliciting signs after residents report aggressive solar solicitations
Summary
Trustee Broccardo proposed and trustees approved purchasing seven no-soliciting signs for village entrances and a window sign after complaints about door-to-door solar sales that allegedly led some residents to high bills; the board approved the purchase by unanimous vote.
Trustee Broccardo described encounters with door-to-door solar solicitations and warned that some residents had suffered higher utility bills after signing up, citing examples from nearby communities. He proposed installing no-soliciting signs at village entrances and a window sign for the office; Trustee Dees moved to approve seven signs, Nelson seconded and the motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
"One right out there by FS coming into town, one by the water tower, and the small one right here on the window..." Broccardo said, outlining placement options and estimated costs. The trustees approved the purchase and asked staff to place signs at key entry points into town and in the office window.
