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Covington Council extends moratorium on battery storage permits for six months
Summary
The Covington City Council voted to extend a moratorium on accepting and processing applications for battery energy storage system (BESS) facilities for six months, to allow staff and the planning commission more time to study regulations and draft code amendments. Planning staff said the moratorium, originally adopted in May 2024 and extended in
The Covington City Council voted Tuesday to renew a six-month moratorium on accepting and processing applications for battery energy storage system facilities, extending a pause on permitting to give staff and the planning commission time to study how best to regulate the technology.
Councilmember Beth moved to approve an ordinance renewing the BESS moratorium and Councilmember Debbie seconded; the motion passed without recorded opposition. The extension will run through May 2026, staff said.
Planning Manager Selena told council the city adopted the first…
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