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Council adopts administrative update to solar interconnection process to match state rule changes
Summary
Council reviewed and adopted a staff update to the city's solar interconnection process to align with state regulation changes; the revision adds a category for customers with storage who do not intend to sell back power and is expected to speed review only for that narrow class of applicants.
Staff presented a routine administrative update to the city's solar interconnection process to conform to recent state regulatory changes. The update creates a new category for customers who install solar plus storage but who do not intend to sell electricity back to the utility on a net‑metering basis; for that limited group, the review process would be faster.
Staff emphasized the city currently has no queue of customers awaiting interconnection and that most local customers will remain on the standard review track. The council treated the update as a technical alignment with state rules and did not identify immediate operational impacts.
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