Easton considering solar panel ordinance

Date: 28 October 2011
Source: http://www.lehighvalleylive.com

Date: 28 October 2011

By year’s end, Easton may join a limited fraternity of Lehigh Valley communities that regulate the placement of solar panels.

City Councilwoman Elinor Warner, council's liaison to the environmental advisory council, proposed a solar panel ordinance to planning commissioners earlier this month for comment. The city needs to protect property owners’ “solar rights” but also needs the ability to regulate how panels are installed and where, she said.

solar panelsView full sizeAP Photo | BUSINESS WIREEaston is considering an ordinance that would dictate the placement and installation of solar panels.



Warner likened the issue to satellite dishes that appear haphazardly on homes all over the city, she said.



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