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Electric Vehicle Charging Station Regulations: What Condo Managers Need to Know
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CMRAO
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Article Summary:
The new regulations in Ontario allow for easier installation of electric vehicle charging stations (EVCS) in condominium properties. The process differs depending on whether the condo corporation chooses to install an EVCS in common areas or an owner requests to install one at their designated parking spot. In the first scenario, a vote may not be necessary if the cost is less than 10% of the annual budget and the board believes it won't negatively impact owners. In the second scenario, owners must submit a detailed application for approval, and the condo corporation has 60 days to respond. Condo managers play a key role in advising the board and facilitating decisions.
Keywords:
Electric vehicle charging stations, Condominium regulations, Condo corporation, Installation process, Owner request, Common elements, Budget, Board approval, Application process, Condo managers
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CMRAO
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Regulations: What Condo Managers Need to Know
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