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Board approves modified 46-panel solar array, requires conduit rerouting
Summary
The board approved a roof‑mounted solar system at 197–199 Main Street—46 panels and a Tesla Powerwall—subject to rerouting the conduit from the panel corner to the roof edge; approval recorded as modified.
The Historic District Review Board approved a roof‑mounted solar installation for 197–199 Main Street with modifications to the conduit routing. Jared Landsman of Venture Solar represented the applicant; the proposal includes 46 solar panels and a Tesla Powerwall mounted on the roof. The board required the conduit be redirected from the ridge/corner to the edge of the roof line and approved the application as modified.
Board member Todd Seekircher confirmed "the panels are on the rear, south-facing roofs," and Landsman agreed the conduit could be changed as requested. The motion to approve as modified was made by Lauren Wallis Hall and seconded by K. Sevilla; the transcript records the board's approval (vote recorded in transcript as 5-0-10, which appears to be a transcription error and has been rendered as 5-0-0 in board records).
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