LA Times reports uncertainty over renter eligibility for balcony solar
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Coverage identifies that California's law does not explicitly address whether tenants can install balcony solar if landlords object, unlike laws in New Jersey, Colorado, Virginia, and Vermont, which include explicit renter protections. Legal experts note the interpretation of existing Solar Rights Act language remains unclear.
“We're in a new era of technology now that the Legislature never had to think about before. He thinks there's a strong case to be made that the language in the Solar Rights Act applies to rental agreements, but it's a matter of interpretation.”
Joseph Kaatz, senior staff attorney, Energy Policy Initiatives Center, University of San Diego School of Law
Gavin Newsom California governorJoseph Kaatz Senior staff attorney, Energy Policy Initiatives Center, University of San Diego School of LawSouthern California Rental Housing Association Industry group representing property owners
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