Landmarks Commission Approves Pearl Street Solar Installation
Trenton's Historic Preservation Commission approved solar panels and window work at two properties.
Landmarks Commission for Historic Preservation · Meeting of July 22, 2026
NJ TRENTON — Trenton's Historic Preservation Commission approved solar panels and window work at two properties. The commission, chaired by Carol Rogers, approved installation of a 4.1-kilowatt solar array at 130 Pearl Street, proposed by Austin D. Wright and contractor Trinity Solar LLC, with the motion made by Jean Bickal and seconded by Earl Heim.
It also approved window replacement and rear deck reconstruction at 117 S Montgomery Street for Cape & Capital Real Estate LLC, with gutters and downspouts to be painted Rainforest Green. The commission deferred action on a channel letter sign at 200 Hamilton Avenue, proposed by Mohammad Sohaib, pending clarification of the commission's jurisdiction.
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Source: the Landmarks Commission for Historic Preservation meeting of July 22, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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