Florida AHJ

Solar permit requirements in Un-incorporated Lee, FL

Solar installations in Un-incorporated Lee, Florida, must adhere to specific structural and electrical code requirements. Solar Design Lab provides permit-ready plansets designed to meet these local standards.

Requirements at a glance

Design wind speed
160 mph (ASCE)
Exposure category
B
Ground snow load
0 psf
High-velocity hurricane zone
No
Submission format
Digital submission
Separate discipline files
No

What Un-incorporated Lee expects on a solar permit

Permit applications in Un-incorporated Lee require digital submission. Structural plans must be designed for a 160 mph wind speed and Exposure B per 2023 FBC Figure 1609.3(1), including a signed and sealed statement or map of interpolation for the wind speed. Electrical documentation must include a complete electrical intent per FBC 107.2.1, which covers panel schedules, riser diagrams, load information, wiring methods, and OCP sizes. Additionally, the system must specify a lockable, visible-break switch for the PV AC disconnect. Projects must also specify 10-year non-removable battery smoke alarms in sleeping rooms and adjacent areas per local ordinances.

  • [structural] Design structural plans for 160 mph wind speed and Exposure B per 2023 FBC Figure 1609.3(1).
  • [fire] Specify 10-year non-removable battery smoke alarms in sleeping rooms and adjacent areas per local Un-incorporated Lee ordinances.
  • [electrical] Specify a lockable, visible-break switch for the PV AC disconnect.
  • [calcs] Provide a signed and sealed statement or map of interpolation for the wind speed.
  • [electrical] Include a complete electrical intent per FBC 107.2.1, detailing panel schedules, riser diagrams, load calcs, wiring methods, and OCP sizes.

Design a permit-ready Un-incorporated Lee planset with these rules baked in.

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