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Residents raise concerns about Pivot Solar Project; board says application denied
Summary
Residents Jan and Sam Heaslip spoke at the July 9 meeting about concerns with the proposed Pivot Solar Project; Chairman Matthew Chalupka said the project's application had been denied and the Heaslips would be notified if Pivot appealed.
Jan and Sam Heaslip of 246 Hartford Road used the public-comment portion of the July 9 meeting to express concerns about proposed construction connected with the Pivot Solar Project.
Chairman Matthew Chalupka told the Heaslips that "the project application had been denied and if appeals were made by Pivot, the Heaslips would be notified," clarifying the current administrative status of the project in response to the residents' concerns. The transcript does not record specific concerns the Heaslips raised beyond a general expression of opposition or worry about the proposed construction.
No board action or appeal decision was recorded; Chalupka's statement indicates only that the application has been denied at the current stage and that any appeal would trigger notification to the residents.
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