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SB 1236
  • Introduced
    Feb 05, 2025
  • Passed Senate
  • Passed House
  • Signed into Law
SB 1236
Connecticut Senate Bill
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AN ACT CONCERNING SOLAR LICENSING EXEMPTIONS. To modify a licensing exemption by allowing certain persons, under the direction of a properly licensed solar contractor, to perform work limited to (1) the uncrating, hoisting, placing and anchoring of supports, (2) the mounting of racking systems, (3) the job site distribution of solar collectors, photovoltaic panels, towers or turbines, (4) pile driving, (5) concrete form work, and (6) the installation of ground screw supports and racking systems.
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Senate • Apr 08, 2025: File Number 574 (LCO)
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File No. 574
Senate Calendar: Senate Calendar, Apr 16, 2025
Position: 317

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Mar 24, 2025, Senate
GL Vote Tally Sheet (Joint Favorable)
YES: 18
NO: 4
OTHER: 0
YES: 18
  • Maroney J
  • Lemar R
  • Fonfara J
  • Turco G
  • Rutigliano D
  • Aniskovich C
  • Candelaria J
  • Gadkar-Wilcox S
  • Gibson B
  • Jensen A
  • Kissel J
  • Lopes R
  • Luxenberg G
  • Martinez R
  • Osborne M
  • Osten C
  • Paolillo A
  • Santos F

NO: 4
  • Cicarella P
  • Ackert T
  • Allie-Brennan R
  • Yaccarino D

OTHER: 0
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  • Apr 08, 2025 | Senate
    • Reported Out of Legislative Commissioners' Office (LCO)
    • Favorable Report, Tabled for the Calendar, Senate
    • Senate Calendar Number 317
    • File Number 574 (LCO)
  • Apr 02, 2025 | Senate
    • Referred to Office of Legislative Research and Office of Fiscal Analysis 04/07/25 5:00 PM (LCO)
  • Mar 24, 2025 | Senate
    • Joint Favorable (GL)
    • Filed with Legislative Commissioners' Office (LCO)
  • Feb 07, 2025 | Senate
    • Public Hearing 02/14
  • Feb 05, 2025 | Senate
    • Referred to Joint Committee on General Law
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