Senate Transportation - 2026-04-02 - 9:00AM

Senate Transportation · April 2, 2026

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Introduction and presentation: EV charging in common interest communities

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Cameron Wood (Office of Legislative Council) introduced drafted language to prevent homeowners associations (common interest communities) from prohibiting unit owners from installing and using electric vehicle supply equipment in their unit, limited common elements, or exclusively designated parking spaces; he framed the measure as responding to constituent complaints (aesthetics, perceived 'vehicle maintenance') and noted prior committee review and edits.

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Senate Transportation committee met April 2, 2026, to review language for a bill that would guarantee owners in common interest communities (HOAs/condos) the right to install EV charging equipment, and to consider multiple T‑bill provisions including transportation funding, bonding (TIBs vs GO), bridge inspection/posting authority, amendments to permit/appeal processes, and TAP grant rules.

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