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2011 FL/APA Kim Lundgren, Climate & Energy Practice Leader VHB MillerSellen Florida APA Conference September 9, 2011

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Kim Lundgren By 2015, a total of one million Electric Vehicles (EVs) will be available in the United States. This paradigm shift will require new infrastructure and permitting standards, as well as the foundation of new working relationships between utilities, cars, charging companies, and municipalities. Building codes, zoning codes and architectural standards must adapt to provide charging access at home, work and around the city. The session provides an overview of EVs, charging technologies, and emerging issues such as fitting EVs into the city. The session will cover current information on codes, policies, smart grid integration, cost/benefits, and charging station best practices.

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2011 FL/APA

Kim Lundgren, Climate & Energy Practice LeaderVHB MillerSellen

Florida APA ConferenceSeptember 9, 2011

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►Markets for charging

►Allowing EV infrastructure

►Permit / Inspection Processes

►Parking + Streetscape

►Handicap

►Payment

►Education

►Partners►Partners

►Resources96-99 EV1 / Cadillac ELR (2013)

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Primary

• Home

Secondary

• Workplace

Tertiary

• OtherHome Workplace Other public

►Remember: No one will buy an EV if th ’t h t hthey can’t charge at home.

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Actions to take

►Level 1 & 2 Incidental/Accessory use

►DC F t Ch►DC Fast ChargeCommercial or Industrial

zones or Conditional Use►EV Definitions in code►Battery swapping stations

P i i lPrincipal use

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Questions to ask yourself

►Comp Plan?►Incentives?►Incentives?►Require EV stations?

R id ti l &Residential & Commercial

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Actions to take

►Permitting process needs to be quick

►Establish online permit►Establish online permit►Guarantee 24-48 hour EV

permit or an instant permitpermit or an instant permit►Minor Label Program –

Oregon►Conditional Permit & Inspect

LaterUSDOE - National Model EV Permit

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Actions to take

►Educate car dealers so consumers have realistic expectationsexpectations

►Provide inspectors with the EV inspectors guidebookg

►Make sure utility is involved as part of process

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Actions to take

►Streetscape design standards

►Historic Districts►Historic Districts►Shared parking►On and Off street parking►On and Off street parking

design guidance & signage

►Colored pavements – do not use blue

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Questions to ask yourself

►Require retractable cords?

►Our definition of►Our definition of charging?

►Neighborhoods with no off street parking?off-street parking?

►Utility requirements-coordination?

►Ownership and payment models?

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►Parking = re-fueling opportunityg g pp yEV parking for active chargingEnforce normal time limits during dayg yAllow overnight for those without off-street EV chargingg gDefine charging: WA defines as “connected”

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“ICEd”ICEd

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►Pole mounted, wall mounted, pedestal style►Integrated “revenue grade” utility meter►Smart grid equipped►Retractable enclosed cable system (GE)►Level 1 - for electric scooters/bikes and NEVs►Data collection - software►Advance Reservations►Some endors pro ide charging station management►Some vendors provide charging station management,

payment processing, maintenance, etc

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►Charging for g gelectricity = UTILITY►How avoid? Can charge for time or connection or parking►Credit card swipes, phone number or membership card

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►No ADA requirements at this time

►Placement should not violate ADA pathways forviolate ADA pathways for sidewalk width etc.

►Recommendation: 1 ► eco e dat ohandicap EV space per 25 EV spacesC►Cable must not run

across ADA pathway

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►Washington State Department of Commerce: Model ordinance, development regulations and guidancedevelopment regulations and guidance

►Charging Station Handbook for Electrical Inspectors and Contractors: Ad d E /Cit f R l i hAdvanced Energy/City of Raleigh

►US DOE: Charging Station Permit Template: Alt Fuels & Advanced Vehicles Data Center

►VHB! Kim Lundgreng [email protected] 617.924.1770

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►Utilities►Car Dealerships►DMV►Clean Cities►MPO►Hotels►Large Employers►Car Sharing (Zipcar/►Car Sharing (Zipcar/

Hertz On Demand)

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►Emergency respondersNFPA training program

►Car Dealerships►Parking garage owners►Condo associations►Electrical inspectors►Electrical inspectors►Utility mailings to homeowners►Municipal Websites►Municipal Websites►Community College training

programs