HomeMy WebLinkAboutPublic Comment at 07.15.20 PZAB mtgQ1. First Name
David
Q2. Last Name
Polinsky Phd
Q3. Email Address
david@fortisdesign.build
Q4. Address
31 NW 23 Street Miami, FL 33127
Q5. Agenda Item (please fill out a separate form if you will be commenting on multiple items)
PZAB 6. 7602 : Zoninq Text - Electric Vehicles
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I am in support of this legislation generally, however I believe PZAB should ask the Planning department to revise the legislative text. A requirement for
20% EV Capable spaces assumes (1) that proposed parking facility contains self -parked assigned parking spaces and (2) that charger type is of the
"slow" 110 VAC type which take 8-10 to charge, so that an EV owner could charge from their own space every night. If on the other hand, the garage is
valet operated and/or has fast 480 VAC chargers - which charge in less than 1 hour, then you could service the same 20% threshold of EV vehicles with
only 1-2% of spaces being EV capable. Legislation needs to address these important details, or else it is imposing an unreasonable burden on property
owners. Of note is that chargers are getting faster over time and shared use garages should be encouraged over those that are based on assigned
parking spaces.
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