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Originally Posted by mx313
What do you know about town code fella? No one is talking about the permits from the solar company... I can get a permit for pretty much anything in Huntington, it's not an incorporated village. Obviously it bothers the guy so who are you to say it doesn't? It's not happening to you.
Oh and hear you go..just for starters...this is from huntington
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§ 143-7
Outdoor lighting in non-residentially-utilized properties; requirements
No luminaire shall be located or concentrated so as to produce glare or direct illumination across the boundary lines of the property nor shall any such light create a nuisance or hazard or detract from the use and enjoyment of adjacent property.
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Guess your wait is over
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This is closely tied for the dumbest thing I'll read all year.
A) I mention permits, because once you have solar panels installed, they are then inspected by the town to ensure they meet all applicable town codes. The fact that the solar panels exist is simple evidence that there is no violation
B) Did you bother to read what you quoted? Specifically where it says, "
NON RESIDENTIALLY utilized properties"?
C) Even if that did apply (it doesn't), a solar panel is, by simple definition, not a luminaire. A luminaire is a light fixture. A solar panel would not meet even the vaguest definition.
D) Good luck convincing anyone that a minute or two of glare creates a hazard or detracts from anyone's usage of their property.
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