Bourbon County, Kansas solar moratorium

Bourbon County has a moratorium in force since June 15, 2026, running to June 15, 2027. It covers utility-scale power generation, crypto mining, data centers and waste disposal (Resolution 24-26); Tennyson Creek, Tennyson Creek II and Hinton Creek solar exempt.

Updated October 2026

Moratorium

Moratorium in force

Utility-scale power generation, crypto mining, data centers and waste disposal (Resolution 24-26); Tennyson Creek, Tennyson Creek II and Hinton Creek solar exempt

Adopted
June 15, 2026
Runs to
June 15, 2027
Checked
October 7, 2026
The commission enacted a 365-day temporary freeze on utility-scale power generation, crypto mining, data center and waste disposal operations under Resolution 24-26.

Adopting document

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Is there a solar moratorium in Bourbon County, KS?

Bourbon County has a moratorium in force since June 15, 2026, running to June 15, 2027. It covers utility-scale power generation, crypto mining, data centers and waste disposal (Resolution 24-26); Tennyson Creek, Tennyson Creek II and Hinton Creek solar exempt. Checked against the adopting document on October 7, 2026.