Massachusetts H3695 regulates the location of generation facilities to ensure they are at least one mile from sensitive areas.
Massachusetts H3695 amends Chapter 164 of the General Laws to establish a one-mile buffer zone around certain public areas and areas of critical environmental concern. This includes environmental justice communities, playgrounds, licensed day-care centers, schools, churches, and residential housing. The buffer zone applies to new generation facilities but exempts repairs or replacements that do not increase generation capacity.
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