Committee approves rollout plan for public EV‑charger webpage and sticker; staff to publish and track QR scans

Town staff presented a draft informational webpage and a sticker design intended for Corte Madera’s public EV charging stations. Committee members recommended small edits — a brief opening line explaining why multifamily charging matters, a clear call to action tied to MCE and Charge At Home resources, an FAQ for property owners, and the inclusion of partner logos — and supported immediate publication with later iterative updates.

Ebi (staff) demonstrated the draft webpage and explained that the town website currently does not support accordion formatting; she filed a support ticket to explore alternatives. The draft sticker includes a scannable QR code and a short URL; staff confirmed the QR can be set up with tracking to count scans and that web analytics can record site visits.

Sarah asked for a short statement in the intro tying charging access to resident needs (renters who want to drive electric but lack convenient charging). Committee members recommended including MCE and Charge At Home links prominently and building an FAQ targeting property‑owner questions (average cost, installer responsibility, rebate availability). Phoebe said the website can be published immediately and revised later; staff will also explore where stickers may be posted on town property and whether extra copies could be distributed at community bulletin boards or events.

Committee members requested that staff produce the sticker, enable QR‑tracking, and publish the page as soon as the suggested edits are incorporated. Staff said the page could be published within weeks and that sticker production scheduling would follow; the town operates six public charging ports across four physical stations (two double‑port stations at Town Park and two single‑port stations at other locations).