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This bill proposes to amend existing Vermont law by requiring homeowners associations (HOAs) to remove any deed restrictions that currently limit or prohibit the installation of renewable energy devices. The bill builds upon Vermont's existing statute 27 V.S.A. § 544, which likely already provides some protections for homeowners seeking to install renewable energy equipment. By mandating the removal of conflicting deed restrictions, the legislation aims to make it easier for homeowners to adopt renewable energy technologies like solar panels, wind turbines, or other green energy systems without facing barriers from their HOA. This approach supports Vermont's broader goals of promoting clean energy adoption and reducing barriers to renewable energy installation at the residential level. While the specific details are not fully visible in the provided XML, the bill appears to be a straightforward effort to eliminate legal obstacles that might prevent homeowners from implementing renewable energy solutions on their property.

Housing and Urban Affairs

https://legislature.vermont.gov/bill/status/2026/H.127