Requires certain large developments, to be used as retail facility or warehouse, to be designed and constructed to accommodate load associated with solar panels.

This bill requires new retail facilities or warehouses larger than 75,000 square feet to be designed with roofs capable of supporting solar panels covering at least 40% of the roof area (minus certain features like skylights). It mandates that the roof's load-bearing structure must safely accommodate the weight of operational solar systems, including environmental factors like snow and rain. The Department of Community Affairs must establish rules to implement these requirements, applying to developments where construction permits were not finalized before the bill's effective date. The law aims to facilitate future solar installations on large commercial buildings without requiring immediate solar deployment.