Massachusetts S1289 amends laws to allow solar energy systems in historic districts with minimal visual impact.
Massachusetts S1289 modifies existing laws to facilitate the installation of solar energy systems in historic districts. The bill mandates that such installations must maintain minimal visual impact and avoid significant changes to historical architecture. Historic district commissions must provide written notice of application denials within 14 days and post the decision on their municipality's website. The bill also establishes a statewide commission to create guidelines for compliant solar energy system installations in historic districts by December 1, 2022.
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