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Are there any state permits required by a school if it wants to install a wind turbine smaller than 40 kilowatts?

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Are there any state permits required by a school if it wants to install a wind turbine smaller than 40 kilowatts?

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There are no separate permits required for these systems; however, there are other requirements common to large construction projects. Tower construction, turbine installation, and electrical connection require a building permit that meets all the requirements of the Building Code and State Electrical Code. For example, all towers must withstand the stresses associated with the accumulation of ice or strong winds in storm conditions. Additional regulations may have set-back requirements relative to the buildings on-site, as well as zoning requirements for setback from roads and property lines. Some requirements may be unique to schools. Tower height and proximity to airports may require meeting specific FAA regulations. A school would put out a request for proposal (RFP) for those contractors who may be interested. The school district and its representatives would apply for a zoning permit (the contractor should provide all the permitting and code documentation). An installation on an

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