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Board approves 9.66 kW roof solar array and Powerwall at 20 Percent Street
Summary
A contractor presented a 9.66 kW roof‑mounted photovoltaic system with 21 panels and a Tesla Powerwall. The board confirmed conduit routing would be largely internal and approved the installation with the condition that the short exterior run to the Powerwall be executed as shown.
A contractor (Speaker 9) described a residential, roof‑mounted photovoltaic installation at 20 Percent Street: 21 panels rated at 460 watts each for a system size of 9.66 kW, covering about 470.4 square feet, arranged front and rear to maximize production with anti‑glare black framing. The contractor also proposed a Tesla inverter/battery (Powerwall) to be mounted where the conduits meet existing meters.
Board members asked whether conduit would run along roof ridgelines and whether junction boxes would be visible from the street. The contractor said most conduit runs would be internal and that only a short exterior run from the roof edge to the Powerwall would be visible. After clarifying the path and visibility, the board voted to approve the installation.
"Based on the image, everything that is light blue is gonna be under the panels, so it won't be visible," the presenter said, explaining which runs would be internal. Staff asked for the exact conduit and Powerwall location to be shown on the final permit set.
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