Join 2 programs that help residents finance solar panels and energy upgrades
Resolution Resolution No. 52-16, 53-16, 54-16
In Plain English
The city would partner with statewide programs that let property owners finance solar panels, efficient appliances, and weatherization through their property tax bills. Property owners repay the loans over 5-25 years instead of paying upfront costs. If approved, Richmond residents gain access to these financing options for the first time.
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