...and would require a diverse range of energy sources by 2035, including clean sources, such as solar and wind. Click here to read the press release. Legislative language is not yet available. ...

...and would require a diverse range of energy sources by 2035, including clean sources, such as solar and wind. Click here to read the press release. Legislative language is not yet available. ...
...a report on PSATS members who received Governor’s Awards for Local Government Excellence, an article on getting public input when drafting a solar amendment to a zoning ordinance, and the...
...state parks and forests can boost the local economy, and how the solar landscape is changing, bringing smaller installations to townships. The issue also includes a profile of new PSATS...
If your municipality is facing potentially controversial land use projects such as solar and wind farms, but you do not have zoning or subdivision and land development ordinances, please be...
...about transportation funding; and using community benefits agreements to minimize the impact of large-scale solar projects. The issue also includes a profile of a recent PMGA graduate, plus all the...
...personnel;• discuss the need for specialized training for first responders at large-scale solar installations; and• explain the Pennsylvania Turnpike’s new automatic tolling system going live in January. The issue also includes...
...25 megawatts or more, including commercial solar facilities, and new battery energy storage systems of 10 megawatts or more. The new board could approve new facilities at any site unless...
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Six of the 10 candidates running for Pennsylvania governor chose to attend and answer questions from township officials at the PSATS Annual Conference in April. PSATS is sharing the following...
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