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Can Zoning Ordinances Keep Up With Solar Facilities?

Updated: Jan 14

As California enters a new world of renewable energy, local governments are struggling to make sure their plans and zoning ordinances are keeping up with changes in technology – and that’s likely to lead to growing controversy and litigation over renewable energy generation facilities in non-urban areas. In particular, advances in battery storage technology is likely to create debates over whether land is rural or industrial.

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