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Board approves Conditional Use for Danehy rooftop solar after fire-department paperwork provided
Summary
The Clinton Township Board unanimously approved Conditional Use 2024-01 allowing resident Tim Danehy to install roof-mounted solar panels; the record shows the required fire-department letter was submitted. Supervisors took no additional action tied to the project at the meeting.
The Clinton Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Nov. 13 to approve Conditional Use 2024-01, permitting resident Tim Danehy to install roof-mounted solar panels on his property. Vice-Chairperson William Duncan made the motion, which Supervisor Jason Davidek seconded, and the board recorded the approval.
The conditional-use record notes that the required fire-department letter had been submitted to the township. No additional conditions or appeals were announced at the meeting. "A motion was made by Vice-Chairperson William Duncan to approve Conditional Use 2024-01 for Tim Danehy for the installation of roof mounted solar panels," the minutes state. The approval carries no further board direction noted in the meeting minutes.
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