Colorado HB1420 modifies the approval process for light-mitigating technology at wind-powered energy generation facilities.
Colorado HB1420 amends the state's statutes to change the approval process for light-mitigating technology at wind-powered energy generation facilities. The bill allows owners or operators of new wind-powered energy generation facilities to request an extension of up to 24 months to install the technology, provided they obtain approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The local governing body may grant additional extensions if warranted.
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