Nance County planners recommend small-scale wind rules, add electrical-permit and safety provisions
The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended small-scale Wind Energy Conversion Systems rules that allow residential WECS as accessory uses in agricultural districts, add a state electrical-permit requirement, and pare back climb-prevention language. The Commission also discussed commercial/utility WECS and proposed a per-turbine fee.
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Nance County’s Planning & Zoning Commission voted in June 2010 to recommend adoption of small-scale Wind Energy Conversion Systems (WECS) regulations to the Board of Supervisors after several months of drafting and public review.
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