Transportation  July 14, 2022

Residential, commercial developers in Broomfield could be required to provide EV parking

BROOMFIELD — In an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by encouraging the use of electric vehicles (EVs), Broomfield leaders are moving towards adopting new regulations that would require developers of both residential and commercial projects to include specialized parking spaces for EVs. 

The Broomfield ordinance, which passed unanimously Tuesday evening on first reading, contemplates three types of EV chargers that can accommodate at least 240 volts: EV-capable, which includes an electrical panel with adequate capacity to allow for low cost and easy installation of wiring and other EV infrastructure in the future; EV-ready, which includes installation of 208/240V, 40-amp panel…

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A Maryland native, Lucas has worked at news agencies from Wyoming to South Carolina before putting roots down in Colorado.
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