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CT HB07002
Bill
Status
2/19/2025
Primary Sponsor
Planning and Development Committee
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AI Summary
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Prohibits common interest community associations from enforcing rules that ban or unreasonably restrict solar power system installation on single-family detached unit roofs, effective January 1, 2026
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Establishes an application process requiring executive boards to acknowledge receipt within 30 days and approve/deny within 60 days; applications are automatically approved if no response is provided within the deadline
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Requires unit owners installing solar systems to enter written agreements with the association, including using licensed contractors with $1 million liability insurance, paying all installation costs, and assuming full responsibility for roof maintenance
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Allows associations formed before January 1, 2026 to opt out of solar installation requirements by January 1, 2028 with a 75% board vote
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Holds unit owners responsible for all costs related to solar system damage, maintenance, repair, removal, and uninsured losses, with disclosure requirements to prospective buyers upon sale
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Solar Installations In Certain Common Interest Ownership Communities.
Last Action
File Number 272
3/26/2025