Your Solar Rights Story May Be Sensitive

Overview

SolarRightsAct.com is a public education project about solar access, property rights, HOA accountability, permitting fairness, utility interconnection accountability, and the right to harvest sunlight.

We respect that solar rights issues can involve personal property, private disputes, utility accounts, HOA communications, permit records, legal concerns, and sensitive documents. This site is intended to educate and document patterns, not to expose private people unnecessarily.

Information you may provide

If you contact SolarRightsAct.com or ABC Solar Incorporated about a solar obstruction issue, you may voluntarily provide information such as:

• Your name, email address, phone number, and preferred contact method.
• Your city, county, state, or general project location.
• Property type, such as home, condo, business, church, school, nonprofit, farm, or other site.
• Solar project type, such as rooftop solar, battery storage, ground mount, solar carport, or non-export system.
• Information about HOA delay, permit obstruction, utility interconnection delay, shade conflict, or private restriction.
• Emails, letters, screenshots, permit comments, utility notices, or other documents you choose to share.
• Dates, timelines, application numbers, permit numbers, and other project-history details.

Information you should avoid sending

Please do not send information that is unnecessary to explain the solar obstruction issue. In particular, avoid sending:

How information may be used

Information you provide may be used to:

• Understand solar obstruction patterns.
• Improve public education pages and sample letters.
• Identify common HOA, permitting, utility, shade, and interconnection problems.
• Respond to your inquiry if a response is appropriate.
• Develop general educational examples, with identifying details removed where appropriate.
• Support public-policy discussion about solar rights and clean-energy access.

No guarantee of confidentiality

SolarRightsAct.com is not a law firm. Contacting the site or ABC Solar Incorporated does not create an attorney-client relationship, legal privilege, confidentiality obligation equivalent to attorney-client privilege, or legal representation.

Do not send information that you would only share with your attorney. If your matter involves legal claims, fines, liens, lawsuits, deadlines, settlement talks, privileged communications, or confidential strategy, consult a qualified attorney before sharing documents with anyone else.

Public examples and redaction

SolarRightsAct.com may discuss general solar obstruction patterns in public education materials. When using examples, the site should avoid unnecessary disclosure of private personal details. Examples may be generalized, summarized, anonymized, or stripped of identifying details where appropriate.

However, if you provide information that is already public, appears in public records, is posted online, or is necessary to discuss a public policy issue, it may be treated differently. Use judgment before sharing documents.

Email and communication privacy

Email is not always secure. Messages may travel through third-party systems, servers, spam filters, email providers, and devices. Do not assume ordinary email is encrypted or confidential.

If you contact the site by email or phone, your communication may be retained for follow-up, documentation, internal review, public education, or business record purposes.

Website data

Like many websites, SolarRightsAct.com may receive basic technical information when you visit, such as browser type, device type, approximate location data, referring pages, pages visited, time of visit, and server logs. This information may be used for site security, performance, analytics, troubleshooting, and improvement.

If analytics, hosting, security, or email tools are used, those services may process information under their own policies and technical systems.

Cookies and analytics

SolarRightsAct.com may use cookies, analytics tools, server logs, or similar technologies to understand traffic, improve pages, monitor site performance, and protect the site from abuse. You can usually control cookies through your browser settings.

Third-party links

This site may link to state statutes, public agencies, utility pages, DSIRE, Solar United Neighbors, legal resources, government pages, ABC Solar Incorporated, or other third-party websites. SolarRightsAct.com is not responsible for the privacy practices, accuracy, policies, or security of third-party sites.

Children’s privacy

SolarRightsAct.com is intended for adults, property owners, contractors, public officials, advocates, and people researching solar rights. It is not directed to children. Children should not submit personal information through this site.

Data retention

Information may be retained for as long as reasonably useful for communication, public education, documentation of solar obstruction patterns, site improvement, legal compliance, business records, or dispute prevention. You may request deletion of information you provided, but deletion may not always be possible where records have already been used, archived, backed up, legally required, or incorporated into generalized educational work.

California and other privacy rights

Depending on where you live and how privacy laws apply, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, or information about certain personal data. To make a privacy request, contact the site using the information below. Verification may be required before any action is taken.

Contact for privacy questions

Policy updates

This privacy policy may be updated as the site grows, tools change, or legal requirements evolve. The posted version controls use of the site.