Rules for solar on Virginia prime agricultural, forest land being considered
The rules, known as House Bill 206 regulations, stem from legislation passed in the 2022 session that established the legal determination that solar projects generating up to 150 megawatts would have an adverse impact and require mitigation if they were built on more than 10 acres of prime farmland, and 50 acres of contiguous forested land.
The rules, known as House Bill 206 regulations, stem from legislation passed in the 2022 session that established the legal determination that solar projects generating up to 150 megawatts would have an adverse impact and require mitigation if they were built on more than 10 acres of prime farmland, and 50 acres of contiguous forested land.
