FWIW, this article is written by the legal group representing the bakery's owner. As much as I agree with the plaintiff, it reads like a legal brief and meant to be as convincing and one-sided as possible.

This is pretty substantial - that exclusion of solar from assessed property value saves me $500 per year on an array valued by the town to be $20k.

Have you had a problem with deprioritization on Mint mobile? I was on Ting, and had to leave because I would often find I could get great signal but no data due to that. I see here that Mint has a QCI of 7, which is second highest priority, I believe.

I'm in the Upper Valley and use Google Fi, which runs off of T-Mobile. It's totally fine. I was on Verizon, and I'd say the coverage is about 90% of what I had before. However, it's much cheaper - $25/month (when at 3 lines) for unlimited data.

Google Fi - it's the only MVNO carrier that doesn't get deprioritized when traffic gets heavy. Ting, Visible, Boost - all the others do. I had Ting and switched because of this. Fi is on T-mobile, and if you have 3+ people on your account, it's $25 a month for unlimited data.

Seriously, don't do any MVNOs until you understand deprioritization. More here.