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Fontana vs Victorville

How do panel permits rules compare between Fontana, CA and Victorville, CA?

Fontana and Victorville have similar restriction levels.

Fontana, CA

San Bernardino County

Few Restrictions

Fontana issues residential solar permits through SolarAPP+ expedited online tool under AB 2188 and AB 1414. Title 24 Part 6 requires solar on most new homes. State-capped permit fees apply.

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Victorville, CA

San Bernardino County

Few Restrictions

Victorville offers expedited solar permits under AB 2188. Most residential rooftop systems approved same-day or next-day. Title 24 Solar Mandate applies to new homes. MFH projects need HERS verification.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactFontanaVictorville
State LawAB 2188 / AB 1414-
Expedited ToolSolarAPP+-
Permit Cap$450 up to 15 kW-
New HomesSolar mandate (Title 24)-
ReviewAdministrative (non-discretionary)-
Permit law-AB 2188 expedited
Residential threshold-Up to 10 kW streamlined
Title 24 mandate-New construction PV required
Interconnection-SCE Rule 21
Rapid shutdown-NEC 690.12 required

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Fontana FAQ

How long does a Fontana solar permit take?

Through SolarAPP+, same-day permitting is available for standard rooftop PV systems. Complex systems go through traditional plan check.

Are new Fontana homes required to have solar?

Yes. California Title 24 Part 6 Section 110.10 requires solar PV on most new single-family homes and low-rise residential buildings.

Victorville FAQ

How long does solar permitting take?

Standard residential PV permits are typically approved same-day or next-day under AB 2188.

Do I need a permit for a battery?

Yes, battery storage systems require separate permits and follow CFC fire-safety requirements.

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