Associations Need to Adopt a Solar and Wind Energy Policy
Solar panels and wind turbines installed by townhouse and condominium owners could be commonplace in the near future.Green, environmentally friendly policies, and alternative energy sources, are generally "hot" topics these days, and that is equally true in homeowner associations.
The law in Illinois now requires condominium, homeowners and common interest community associations to formulate policies to address green initiatives proposed by unit owners.
Formerly known as the Homeowners' Solar Rights Act, the Homeowners' Energy Policy Statement Act has been revised, effective Jan. 1.The Energy Act requires associations to adopt an energy policy statement.The energy …
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Article title: Associations Need to Adopt a Solar and Wind Energy Policy.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL).
Publication date: January 28, 2012.
Page number: 2.
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