Rolling Meadows Civic Assn.

Of course I think it should be allowed, it's good for the environment, & clean, alternative, energy sources should be encouraged!! The impact of global warming & what can be done to help turn it around should never be too far from anyone's mind or actions whenever there's an opportunity (to be "green").

I am guilty in not getting into the habit of checking our neighborhood link to see what the latest news and concerns are.  This might be true for some of my neighbors as well, but I will try to do better in the future.

My interest concerns the installation and use of solar panels.  Presently I am in the "fact-finding" stage and am looking for any information I can get about this issue such as:  How do they work?,  Who installs them?,  How many panels do I need?,  How much does it cost?,  What's the latest technology on them?,  How does this help me and my family?, etc. 

I don't know a lot bout the subject, but I am interested to learn.

Anyone out there have any information for me?

Thanks,

Santa Dan

There are solar panels on a house on Denny rd, the one with a flag-pole. Looks fine to me!