Zoning Board considers requirement for EV charging stations in regulations

December 12, 2024 | Town of Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut

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Zoning Board considers requirement for EV charging stations in regulations

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The Town of Stratford Zoning Commission meeting on December 11, 2024, focused on the inclusion of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in local zoning regulations. A key discussion point was whether to make the installation of EV charging stations a requirement in the town's zoning laws.

During the meeting, some members expressed that there is currently no obligation to include EV charging stations in the zoning regulations. They noted that while trends in electric vehicle usage are rising, the decision to mandate such installations should be carefully considered. One member suggested that if the commission believes the requirement is unnecessary, they could vote to remove it from the proposed regulations.

The discussion highlighted the importance of balancing community needs with regulatory requirements. The commission is expected to deliberate further on this issue and will take a vote to determine the future of the EV charging station requirement in Stratford's zoning regulations.

As the town moves forward, the outcome of this vote will have implications for local infrastructure and the promotion of electric vehicle usage in the community.

Converted from Town of Stratford Zoning Commission Meeting - December 11, 2024 meeting on December 12, 2024
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