At its Nov. 20 regular session the Town Council voted 7-0 to authorize staff to issue a request for proposals for a solar services agreement.
The RFP would provide information on the benefits and issues related to installing solar collection panels on covered parking in Cutillo Plaza surrounding Town Hall and the Community Center.
The process would obtain pricing from qualified firms to provide a privately-owned solar photovoltaic energy system.
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Council seeks RFPs for solar system
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At its Nov. 20 regular session the Town Council voted 7-0 to authorize staff to issue a request for proposals for a solar services agreement.
The RFP would provide information on the benefits and issues related to installing solar collection panels on covered parking in Cutillo Plaza surrounding Town Hall and the Community Center.
The process would obtain pricing from qualified firms to provide a privately-owned solar photovoltaic energy system.
Vendors would be providing answers to questions posed by council members in earlier discussions.
Mayor Linda Kavanagh wants to receive public input regarding the aesthetics of such a project (possibly similar to what is currently being installed at the Safeway shopping plaza).
Councilman Tait Elkie said the information from the RFP is necessary to determine what the system will look like.
“I believe the feedback will come,” Councilman Henry Leger said. “I support the RFP process to consider the impact on our budget, and this will be lit adding a public safety factor.”
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