Wind and solar energy; authorizing board of county commissioners of each county to adopt certain ordinances; effective date.

Summary

The bill lets each county’s board of commissioners adopt ordinances that control where and how commercial wind and solar facilities are built on unincorporated land, covering setbacks, height, density, noise and visual impacts. It also gives county voters the ability to propose similar rules through an initiative petition that must gather signatures from at least 10 % of registered voters, with a defined filing and court‑review process. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission must keep a public database of county ordinance status.

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