Residential Solar & Clean Energy Permit
Demonstrates prerequisite checklists, step-by-step guidance, transparent fee schedules, and turnaround times.
This is a demo website. It shows how comity works. The names, fees, dates, phone numbers and events here are made up. They are not real government facts. For real facts, contact your government.
Explore Comity's 60+ civic content types front-to-back with reusable civic components, accessible design tokens, and in-situ interactive guidance explaining plain-language thresholds, WCAG invariants, and Schema.org metadata.
High-fidelity, zero-JS accessible routes demonstrating full compliance from data models to front-end presentation.
Demonstrates prerequisite checklists, step-by-step guidance, transparent fee schedules, and turnaround times.
Demonstrates 72-hour notice, agenda timelines, downloadable Accessible PDF/UA packets, and roll-call voting records.
Demonstrates OASIS CAP categories, life-safety action steps, and strict emergency plain-language (FK 92.6).
Demonstrates semantic operating hours tables, ADA transit features, and official profile contact cards.
Demonstrates formal bid solicitations, NYS Labor Law § 220 prevailing wage disclosures, and certified award tabulations.
Demonstrating how @comity/pulse signals (E1 statutory mandates & E5 policy amendments) reflect in the county's digital governance view. Monitored without third-party tracking or cloud dependencies.
Public entities serving >=50,000 residents must ensure all web content, digital services, and mobile applications fully conform to WCAG 2.1 Level AA by April 26, 2027 (28 CFR § 35.200).
The Board of Supervisors enacted a binding policy requiring all department notices, fee schedules, and public hearing packets to maintain an FK reading grade <= 8.0.
Requires clear government communication that the public can understand and use. All municipal public services must maintain readability scores of 70+.
Amended county administrative code requiring competitive RFP postings with certified prevailing wage schedules for contracts exceeding $35,000.