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Battery storage rules: Logan County, CO

Last checked against primary sources: October 27, 2026

Logan County adopted battery storage regulations on February 17, 2026 (Resolution 2026-4), which rescinded the moratorium it adopted in October 2025. Systems of 1 MW and up need a special use permit in the Agricultural Zone, with spacing between and around the facility per NFPA 855 (no edition named). The Board may waive or tighten the setbacks case by case. Ask the county for its current status.

Logan County: battery storage rules adopted February 2026; the moratorium was rescinded

Resolution 2026-4 (February 17, 2026) requires a special use permit for systems of 1 MW and up in the Agricultural Zone, sets setbacks of 500 ft from occupied structures, and rescinded the moratorium adopted October 21, 2025. Logan County Resolution 2026-4

Fire and building codes in force

How a project is permitted

Local: the county's zoning (in unincorporated areas, C.R.S. 30-28-113) or the city's or town's, with the permit type set locally (often a special use or conditional use permit). A local government may ask the Energy and Carbon Management Commission for technical support (SB24-212). Ask your county or city: is battery storage an allowed use in your zone, by what permit, is it paused, and which fire code applies?

Setbacks and spacing

Sources

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