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Municipal EV Readiness Toolkit: 12 Week Program - Shared screen with speaker view
Daphne Dixon
44:26
If you registered today, you will be sent the course materials after the module.
Sharon Huttner
52:34
Could you repeat the name of this tool again. thanks
Sharon Huttner
53:02
ok
Gene DeJoannis
01:08:06
Do your public EVSEs have payment systems and do they charge the public
Joseph Samolis
01:09:27
The City of Middletown does not charge currently in the municipal lots, however private developments have the ability to do so.
Stephen Wagner
01:10:00
Is there a way for zoning to require EV Ready in single or 2- family homes, since they do not typically require site plans.
Stephen Wagner
01:20:40
Are there ways to make EVSE "free to the building owner.
Emmeline Harrigan
01:22:09
We've heard from our Building Official that updates to the State Building Code may add EV Charger requirements in the future. Have others heard this also?
Andrea McCarthy (she/her)
01:22:36
In response to the question about requirements for single or 2 family homes. The current building code requires new residential garages to have an outlet which would be a level 1 charger.
Emmeline Harrigan
01:22:48
Sorry no microphone for me
Emmeline Harrigan
01:24:18
We're hearing great feedback from our multi-family developments that their tenants are asking for and using EV infrastructure
Gene DeJoannis
01:24:52
It seems to me there is a hierarchy of EVSE location needs, since 90%+ of charging is done at home at night. SO charging for rental units shop have a very high priority; destination charging at shopping areas, not so much.