Virgin IslandsCMZ 36-021436th Legislature of the Virgin Islands (2025-2026)legislatureWALLET

An act ratifying the consent of St. Thomas Committee of the Virgin Islands Coastal Zone Management Commission for the Legislature’s approval of major Coastal

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Signed by Governor

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Analyzed Economic Effects

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Homeowners get coverage for solar damage

STF Solar, LLC must keep liability insurance for its project under Permit No. CZMJL0017-25. The insurance must be enough to pay property owners for damage to their property caused by the solar panels during a natural disaster. The law does not set dollar limits or coverage amounts. The project is on Parcels 3B and 2, Estate Fortuna, St. Thomas.

Permit clears St. Thomas solar project

The law approves Major Coastal Zone Management Permit No. CZMJL0017-25. STF Solar, LLC is authorized to build a solar array on Parcels 3B and 2, Estate Fortuna, St. Thomas. This approval ratifies the St. Thomas committee’s unanimous consent. It applies notwithstanding title 12 Virgin Islands Code, section 910(d)-(e). The law adds no new taxes or funding.

Sponsors & Cosponsors

Sponsors

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Cosponsors

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Roll Call Votes

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Actions Timeline

  1. Enacted

    11/20/2025legislature
  2. To Governor

    11/20/2025legislature
  3. Floor

    11/19/2025legislature
  4. Floor

    11/18/2025legislature
  5. Introduced

    11/18/2025legislature

Bill Text

  • Enacted Act

    11/20/2025

  • Governor's Message

    11/20/2025

  • Bill Text

    11/18/2025

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