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Council approves two EV charging parking spaces on Caldwell Road with Georgia Power
Summary
The council unanimously approved a resolution to create two westbound parking spaces for electric vehicle charging on Caldwell Road; Georgia Power will install and maintain the stations at no cost to the town, with an addendum requiring green paint and charging-only designation.
The council unanimously approved a resolution to create two westbound parking spaces on Caldwell Road to host electric vehicle charging stations to be installed and maintained by Georgia Power.
According to the minutes, Georgia Power approached Mayor Christopher J. Walker and the owner of the involved property; the company will incur installation and repair costs and there will be no cost to the Town or property owner. Council members requested and added language that the spaces be painted green and designated for electric-vehicle charging only before voting to approve the resolution. Council member Watts moved for approval and Council member Askvig seconded; the vote was unanimous and the resolution was signed by all members.
The minutes note that the parking spaces will remain only as long as the charging stations remain operational. The record does not include a timeline for installation or an executed agreement; the minutes indicate Georgia Power will cover related damage costs.
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