Adopt law requiring permits for electric vehicle charging stations
In Plain English
The city currently has no specific rules for installing electric vehicle charging stations. The new law creates a formal permit process for both residential and commercial EV chargers. Property owners must now get city approval before installing charging equipment to ensure safety and proper electrical connections.
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