EV Charging Stations
The Board of Directors adopted the rules below for Electric Vehicles. In addition, the new EV charging system will be installed by the end of April.
Existing EV Users – If you currently have an EV charging station, the Association will be relocating your wiring to the new EV subpanel closest to your parking space. Any wall-mount charger that you have from your auto manufacturer will be taken down and returned to you. This will be replaced with an EverCharge Wall-Mounted Charger. You will need to establish an account with EverCharge prior to installation. EverCharge will send you a card that you swipe each time you plug-in your vehicle to charge. All billing and reading will be handled by EverCharge after installation. We will need to know the maximum amount of amps your vehicle will accept so that we can order the correct wall-mount charger. Please email me within the next seven days with that information. If you are unsure, please let me know, and I can help you locate that information. Once your system is swapped out, your existing 11-page agreement with the Association will terminate, and the rules below will take their place.
New EV Users – If you are planning to purchase an Electric Vehicle before summer, please contact me for pricing and scheduling. The price varies based on whether you need an 80amp or 48amp charger. A tiny percentage of Teslas can accept 80A. Otherwise, you will likely charge at 48A, which is ample for most everyone. Pricing is around $3,500 per station.
You may also share a charging station with your parking neighbor immediately next to your space to reduce installation costs. This agreement would be between the two of you, but it would be an option.
Electric Car Charger. Each Residential Condominium is entitled to one breaker on the Electric Vehicle Circuitry. The Owner must submit a Design Review Request form for an electric vehicle connection from the Forms section of this Handbook to the Association Manager, at least fourteen (14) days in advance.
1.1 Charger Sharing. Residents may opt to share a charger with the adjacent parking Owner. If so, the charger may be placed between both parking spaces, so long as the cord does not create a trip hazard. Each Unit must have its own Membership with EverCharge.
1.2 Conduit. The Residential Owner is responsible for the cost of running the