Creates new provisions for wind energy conversion systems
Referred: Emerging Issues(H)
Summary
The bill adds a new section to Missouri law that obligates any wind energy conversion system—defined as five or more turbines at least 50 feet tall—to obtain Federal Aviation Administration approval for a light‑mitigating technology system and install it within 24 months. Developers, owners, or operators would bear all costs and face a $5,000 per day per turbine penalty if they miss the deadline. The measure also requires vendors to report installation progress to the state natural resources department.
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