Permits wind energy facilities by-right.
Permits the use of solar energy systems in all districts subject to minimal regulations.
Hartford permits building-mounted solar and roof-mounted wind energy systems as an accessory structure by right within all jurisdictions, subject to use-specific regulations.
In 2018, Stoughton WI enacted a local ordinance that allows solar and wind energy production, by-right, in every zoning district. The systems must comply with district-level regulations, including height and setback.
Allows solar energy collectors by-right in all districts, and exempts solar energy collectors from height standards.
Provides that solar panels should be installed in locations that are not visible from a public way, run parallel to the original roofline, set back to minimize visibility, and should be of similar color to the roof.
Provides that land development regulation administrator may issue a certificate of appropriateness for the installation of solar panels. Solar panels must not damage character-defining features, and must be located on an addition to building.
Allowing for the installation of solar panels only where it will not be detrimental to the character of the historic building; requiring solar panels to be installed in a way so as not to be visible from a public street.
Allows solar panels and wind turbines to be constructed in a historical district if the use conforms to setback and height restrictions.
Permits construction of solar panels in historic districts on the front part of the roof upon the grant of a certificate of appropriateness. On the rear part of the roof no certificate is needed.