CRC Endorses Temporary Solar Moratorium
Report On The Meeting Of The Community Resources Committee, January 27, 2022 PresentCouncilors Mandi Jo...
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Letter: Why Amherst Needs A Temporary Moratorium On The Permitting And Approval Of Large-Scale Ground Mounted Solar Installations
On November 8, 2021, Lynn Griesemer and Pat DeAngelis of the Amherst Town Council introduced...
Opinion: Amherst Needs A Solar Siting Bylaw
I am writing, as a town resident, in support of the temporary moratorium on the...
Potential For Geothermal And Solar Power To Factor Into Site Selection For New School
With a new elementary school slated to be the first town-owned “net zero” energy building, ...
Public Voices Enthusiasm For A Temporary Moratorium On Large Solar Arrays
Report On The Public Hearing Of The Community Resources Committee, January 10, 2022 The meeting...
Planning Board Begins Consideration Of Solar Bylaw
Report on The Meeting of the Amherst Planning Board, January 5,2022. This meeting was held...
Letter: Residents Continue To Seek Temporary Moratorium On Large Ground-Mounted Solar Installations
By Eric Bachrach and Renee Moss A proposed bylaw to enact a temporary moratorium on...
Planning Board Remains Firmly In The Grips Of Developers
Report On The Meeting Of The Amherst Planning Board, December 15, 2021 This meeting took...
Public Comment: We Have Bylaws On The Books To Regulate Rogue Lawn Signs But Nothing For Industrial Solar Arrays
The following public comment was offered at the meeting of the Amherst Planning Board on...
Opinion: Now More Than Ever, Town Council Needs A Citizen Advisory Committee
Three years ago, the elected members of the former Town Meeting Advisory Committee (TMAC) made...
Town Manager Report For December 6, 2021
Source: amherstma.gov Editor’s note: Town Manager Paul Bockelman submits a comprehensive report to the Town...
Temporary Solar Moratorium Gets Mixed Reception At Planning Board
Report On The Meeting Of The Amherst Planning Board, December 1, 2021 This meeting took...