Common interest developments: electric vehicle charging stations owned by members in common areas.
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Fiscal committee
No
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No
Current location
Enrolled
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill aims to protect common interest developments from liability for injuries or damages related to electric vehicle charging stations installed by owners, provided the association complies with existing regulations. It requires owners installing charging stations in common areas to enter into maintenance and indemnity agreements and to indemnify the association against related losses. The bill also clarifies requirements for installation, insurance, and usage of these stations, ensuring they meet safety standards and are properly disclosed to potential buyers.
Key provisions
- Requires owners installing EV charging stations in common areas to enter into maintenance and indemnity agreements with the association.
- Protects associations from liability for injuries or damages caused by EV charging stations they don't own, under certain conditions.
- Mandates that the installer of the charging station indemnify or reimburse the association or members for loss or damage.
- Specifies that EV charging stations must meet applicable health and safety standards and zoning regulations.
- Allows associations to create new parking spaces to accommodate charging stations.
- Requires disclosure of charging station existence and related responsibilities to prospective buyers.
- Establishes a process for association approval of charging station installations.
- Clarifies that reasonable restrictions on charging stations are permitted.
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