Solar Energy Heating or Cooling - Bolton, Connecticut

SOLAR ENERGY HEATING, COOLING AND ENERGY GENERATION: Property Tax Exemption

Adopted by the Board of Selectmen at April 20, 1982 Board Meeting

Published: April 24, 1982

Effective Date: May 9, 1982

Section 1. Be it enacted that the Town of Bolton hereby authorizes the property tax exemption for solar energy heating or cooling systems set forth in Section 12-81 (56)(a)(b)(c) of the Connecticut General Statutes.

Section 2. Be it enacted that the Town of Bolton hereby authorizes the property tax exemption for any solar energy electricity generating system as set forth in Section 12-81 (57)(a)(b)(c) of the Connecticut General Statutes.

Section 3. Be it enacted that the Town of Bolton hereby authorizes the property tax exemption for any passive or hybrid solar energy heating or cooling system, or any building to which such system is added as set forth in Section 12-81 (62)(a)(b)(c) of the Connecticut General Statutes.

Section 4. The ordinance adopted November 17, 1976 concerning Solar Energy Heating or Cooling: Property Tax Exemption is hereby repealed.

Curbside scrap metal collection will be held the week of April 28- May 02, 2025. Items for collection must be curbside by Sunday Night, April 27. Noncombustible items such as appliances and other metal items weighing up to 100 pounds are acceptable.

Cropley’s is owned by Robert Ballek, an entrepreneur who also owns a landscaping company. One day Robert received a call from Jim Cropley, who originally owned Cropley’s and was looking to retire. Knowing Robert as a hard worker and a person he could trust, Jim gave him a call to see if he wanted to take over the business. Robert quickly took him up on the offer and the rest is history.

England’s True Value Hardware is your local hardware store with a robust variety of equipment that you can rent. Everything you need to prepare for Spring is at England’s whether it is gardening supplies or items for that home project you have been waiting to do.