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PassedFinal tally · 5–0·May 12, 2021 · Regular·Item 12.02

Introduce Ordinance 21-O-22 - Electric Vehicle Charging Rates

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Plain-language summary

The Commission unanimously voted to introduce an ordinance establishing the process for setting and adjusting electric vehicle charging station rates. Additional language was included requiring the rate methodology to be reviewed and reaffirmed no earlier than three and no later than six years from the effective date. A public hearing was set for June 16, 2021.

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How each commissioner voted

5 present
Curtis Richardson
Curtis RichardsonSeat 4
Voted Yes
Dianne Williams-Cox
Dianne Williams-CoxSeat 5
Voted Yes
Jack Porter
Jack PorterSeat 1
Voted Yes
Jeremy Matlow
Jeremy MatlowSeat 3
Voted Yes
John E. Dailey
John E. DaileyMayor
Voted Yes

The Motion

As stated on the record

“Voted 5-0 to introduce Ordinance No. 21-O-22 - Electric Vehicle Charging Rates, with the inclusion of additional language as recommended by the City Attorney, and to set the public hearing for June 16, 2021 at 5:00 p.m.”

Official agenda title

Introduce Ordinance No. 21-O-22 - Electric Vehicle Charging Rates, a proposed ordinance authorizing the process by which the costs for use of the charging stations will be developed and adjusted over time.

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