Atty reads selectmen’s town meeting article

Town legal counsel James Katsiaficus (right) reads the wording for a proposed moratorium on large-scale solar energy systems at a public hearing in Lovell, Maine, on Jan. 18. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)

LOVELL, Maine — After getting input from their legal counsel, the Lovell Planning Board voted 5-0 Wednesday night to not formally accept the application from Walden Renewables.

With that vote the moratorium enacted Dec. 28 retroactively applies to that company, thus halting any review of Walden’s plans to build a large solar array in town.

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