City of McKinney Solar Permit & Interconnection Clock Tracker
- Jurisdiction
- City of McKinney (city)
- Utility
- Oncor
- Building Dept
- Building Department →
- Interconnection
- Interconnection Portal →
National/state benchmark estimate — local tracked data pending
Texas contractors can use the SB1202 third-party plan review and inspection pathway to move around standard municipal backlogs. Oncor runs the interconnection queue independently from the City of McKinney building department.
Where City of McKinney projects stall
Solar delays rarely happen during drafting. Projects stall in the white spaces — waiting for inspection slots, or missing a Oncor deficiency email. PermitClock tracks all three active clocks in one place.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a solar permit take in City of McKinney?
The national/state benchmark estimate for permit processing in City of McKinney is roughly 12 days. Local tracked data is accumulating and will replace this estimate as more field projects launch.
Does City of McKinney support SolarAPP+ for instant permitting?
City of McKinney does not use SolarAPP+. Texas contractors can use the independent SB1202 third-party plan review and inspection pathway to move around standard municipal review backlogs.
Who handles the solar interconnection queue in City of McKinney?
Grid interconnection, net-metering, and final Permission to Operate (PTO) are handled by Oncor, on a separate administrative queue from the City of McKinney building-department permit process. Projects often stall in the gap between permit approval and utility PTO.