Pending votes and hearings

Upcoming meetings where a local government in New York is scheduled to discuss, hear or vote on a moratorium, zoning amendment or siting ordinance for data centers, battery storage, solar or wind. Each item links to its source; items from the governments' own agendas, packets and minutes quote the passage verbatim.

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New York (4 items)

  1. On the agenda (before the vote) Moratorium Battery storage (BESS)Solar

    Southport Town, NY

    Planning Board · (upcoming) · Chemung County
    “…The Town Board of Southport referral of proposed Local Law No. 3 of 2026, for a six-month extension of the moratorium on commercial solar energy systems and commercial energy storage systems within the Town of Southport”
  2. Hearing notice Moratorium Battery storage (BESS)Solar

    Virgil Town, NY

    Governing body not stated · (upcoming) · Cortland County
    “The Public hearing will be on a proposed Local Law adopting a moratorium on certain energy storage uses and solar projects in the Town of Virgil.”
  3. Hearing notice Moratorium Battery storage (BESS)Solar

    Southport Town, NY

    Town Board · (upcoming) · Chemung County
    “…of its planning in preparaƟon for this potenƟal development enacted a moratorium to prohibit the development of Commercial Solar Energy Systems and Commercial Energy Storage Systems in the Town of Southport with Local…”
  4. Hearing notice Moratorium Battery storage (BESS)Solar

    Berne Town, NY

    Governing body not stated · (upcoming) · Albany County
    “ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS FOR AN ADDITIONAL SIX MONTHS.” PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that a public hearing on proposed Local Law #3 “EXTENDING THE SOLAR ENERGY AND BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM MORATORIUM” for 2026 will be…”

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