Sedgwick County imposes one‑year interim development control on large battery storage projects
The county adopted a one‑year pause on new battery energy storage applications that are the primary use of a property or whose capacity would be 600 kW or greater, giving staff time to develop regulations and safety standards.
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The Sedgwick County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously March 11 to impose a one‑year interim development control (an interim moratorium) on certain battery energy storage system (BES) zoning applications while staff studies safety, land‑use and regulatory options.
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