4. Consideration of Applications for Conditional Use Permit, Variance, Design Review Permit, and Non-Residential Sign Design Review Permit for Proposed Conversion of a Gas Station Facility to an EV Charging Hub at 29 Wildwood Avenue; CEQA Determinati — Piedmont City Council, November 18, 2024 (part 1 of 2)

City of Piedmont

COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT
DATE: November 18, 2024
TO: Mayor and Council
FROM: Rosanna Bayon Moore, City Administrator

SUBJECT: Consideration of Applications for Conditional Use Permit, Variance, Design Review Permit, and Non-Residential Sign Design Review Permit for Proposed Conversion of a Gas Station Facility to an EV Charging Hub at 29 Wildwood Avenue; CEQA Determination Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration

RECOMMENDATION
Approve the attached Resolution Adopting an Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration and Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program in Accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act, and Approving the Applications for Conditional Use Permit, Non-Residential Sign Design Review Permit, Design Review Permit, and Variance at 29 Wildwood Avenue.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
Shell Recharge, represented by Jeremy Randolph, submitted applications for a Conditional Use Permit, Non-Residential Sign Design Review Permit, and Design Review Permit to the City of Piedmont (City) on November 9, 2023, and an application for a variance from setback requirements on January 25, 2024. The applications propose to demolish an existing gas and auto repair station at 29 Wildwood Avenue and replace it with a 14-stall electric vehicle (EV) charging station. The applications propose the construction of new canopy structures, fencing, EV charging kiosks, exterior lighting, auxiliary equipment, landscaping and commercial signage at the site of the existing gas station and auto-repair shop. The applicants are seeking a variance to allow for the construction of a proposed canopy structure within the street-yard setback along Wildwood Avenue.

In conformance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), an Initial Study-Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS-MND) was prepared and filed with the State Clearinghouse on July 12, 2024; and circulated for public comment for a period of 20 days; and on September 14, 2024 was again circulated for public comment for a period of 30 days. The Initial Study finds that the proposed project will not have a significant effect on the environment because the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) is a condition of approval of the Project, and with the MMRP, all identified impacts are mitigated to a less than significant level.

At a special meeting on October 28, 2024, the Planning Commission received a staff report that included a resolution recommending conditional approval of the four applications. The Commission reviewed the four applications and the IS-MND, visited the site and considered written public comments. During the hearing, public comments were received from members of the applicant team as well as from neighbors, residents, and other interested citizens. After conducting a public comment period, the Planning Commission deliberated on the applications and adopted staff’s recommended resolution to recommend the City Council conditionally approve the conditional use permit application (CUP2023-001) subject to 5 conditions of approval, the variance application (VAR2024-002), the design review permit (DRPC2023-025) subject to 32 conditions of approval, and the non-residential sign design review permit (SIGN2023-001) subject to 2 conditions of approval.

Based on their discussion, the Commission made the following modifications to the resolution:

1. Modification of Condition 1 of the Conditional Use Permit to limit the operating hours to 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., 7 days a week.

2. Addition of Condition 3, Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program, to the Conditional Use Permit.

3. Addition of the language “…and pedestrian areas within the project area…” to Condition 24, ADA Requirements, of the Design Review Permit

4. Addition of Condition 30, Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program, to the Design Review Permit.

5. Addition of Condition 31, Arborist’s Report and Certified Tree Preservation Plan with a neighboring property owner permission component, to the Design Review Permit.

6. Addition of Condition 32, Electrical Equipment Enclosure, to the Design Review Permit.

7. Addition of Condition 2, Canopy Signage, to the Non-residential Sign Design Review Permit.

A redlined version of the resolution featuring the modifications the Planning Commission made can be found as Attachment A.

Although not a modification to the resolution, the Commission also passed a motion for Shell to provide written documentation or records regarding the possibility or feasibility to underground the proposed PG&E equipment. Shell provided staff correspondence with PG&E on this issue. The correspondence, as well as supplemental information regarding operational characteristics, can be found in attachment C to this report.

Because the Conditional Use Permit requires Council approval, all four of the associated applications with this Project are before the City Council as one consolidated item for review and approval. (City Code section 17.60.060.C and 17.60.060.D)

PROPOSED APPLICATIONS
Because there are four separate applications being reviewed concurrently, this report has been divided into four sections to address each application separately.

Please note that the southern tip of the site at the intersection of Wildwood and Grand Avenues is located in the City of Oakland. The existing and proposed ground-mounted “monument” signs are located in Oakland and the applicants will need to seek approval from the City of Oakland for improvements made within that jurisdiction’s boundaries.

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CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION CUP2023-001
A conditional use permit is requested by the property owner of 29 Wildwood Avenue. The application proposes to discontinue the property’s permitted uses as a gas station, auto-repair shop and convenience store, and to operate a new 14-stall electric vehicle (EV) charging station, a use considered to be minor automobile servicing.

In response to the application form questions below, the applicant submitted the following information indicated in bold:

1. Proposed Use of Business: Electric Vehicle Charging Station Alternative Fueling

2. Days and Hours of Operation: 24 Hours1

3. Number of On-Site Parking Spaces: 14 EV-only charging stalls (no parking-only stalls).

4. Maximum Number of People Using Business at One Time: Total of 7 dual-service dispensers allowing for 14 vehicles to charge simultaneously.

5. Type(s) of Staff/Personnel, Number of Each: Site is managed by off-site customer experience manager. EV chargers are remotely monitored and available for customer support 24/7. Contracted, dispatched, and regular site service personnel includes charger maintenance, facilities, and landscaping.2

6. Projected Busiest Hours/Days: Anticipating regular business hours. The site will be busiest when serving, morning and evening commuters along their route to and from work, and mid-day errand runners.

7. Potential Neighborhood Impacts: No major impacts to current parking or traffic.

Adjacent businesses may have increased foot traffic when customers run an errand while charging.

8. Benefit to Piedmont Residents: Addresses top barriers for EV adoption such as concerns for charging infrastructure and challenges installing charging at home.

Residents will use stations for needed faster top offs than what’s possible at home and will support resident services being electrified (EV ride sharing, municipal services, delivery, etc.) while contributing toward climate and air quality goals.

9. Changes in the existing structure are necessary to accommodate the proposed use as follows: This project will require demolition of the existing gas station and auto-repair shop as well as removal of the underground fuel storage tanks, to be replaced with EV charging equipment, covered parking canopies and a sustainable garden space with native plants.

Findings as required by City Code section 17.68.040
The Piedmont Municipal Code requires the following findings to support the issuance of a conditional use permit: (1) The proposed use is compatible with the general plan and conforms to

1. These hours are not recommended by the Planning Commission. The Planning Commission is recommending operational hours of 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., 7 days a week.

2. The Planning Commission is also recommending the Property Owner submit a site maintenance plan that shall be subject to staff review and approval.

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the zoning code; (2) The use is primarily intended to serve Piedmont residents (rather than the larger region); and (3) The use will not have a material adverse effect on the health, safety or welfare of persons residing or working in the vicinity. Considerations for this finding include: no substantial increase in traffic, parking, or noise; no adverse effect on the character of the neighborhood; no tendency to adversely affect surrounding property values.

Staff’s analysis and the Planning Commission’s recommendation for the findings requirements is as follows:

Finding 1: The proposed use is compatible with the general plan and conforms to the zoning code The proposed use is compatible with the City of Piedmont General Plan and conforms to City Code Chapter 17 Planning and Land Use because it is a commercial use for minor automobile servicing within an existing commercial zone of the City. The proposed facility will serve Piedmont residents. The proposed use is compatible with the conditional uses allowed in Zone D per section 17.26.030 of the Piedmont City Code, and the proposed use is consistent with General Plan policies LU 2.1 and NR&S 15.2 and Climate Action Plan action T-4.1A. The proposed EV charging station will facilitate the transition to zero emissions vehicles, which is essential to the City’s achievement of its climate action goals.

Accordingly, based on Staff’s analysis, this finding requirement is met.

Finding 2: The use is primarily intended to serve Piedmont residents (rather than the larger region) The use is primarily intended to serve Piedmont residents (rather than the larger region) because the number of chargers (14), the scale of the proposed canopies and other facility features, and its location at a gateway to the City is appropriate and convenient for Piedmont residents to be regular users, and the charging station is located at a confluence of other local commercial facilities used by Piedmont residents. Per 2023 data from the California Energy Commission, EV ownership for the four ZIP codes where Piedmont is located totals to 9,284 vehicles, an approximately 2,000 percent increase since 2013.

Furthermore, a survey of Piedmont voters carried out by FM3 Research in June 2020, with a sampling error of 4.9 percent at the 95 confidence level found that 25 percent of Piedmont voters are electric vehicle owners, that 4 in 5 support expanding access to EV charges in Piedmont, that renters are especially supportive of increasing EV chargers in Piedmont, that the proposed facility is located in close proximity to properties constructed with multi-family rental development, that 49 percent of EV owners were likely to use public chargers, and that approximately half of respondents who do not have an EV would be more likely to buy one if electric vehicle charges were more widely available and accessible in Piedmont. Accordingly, based on Staff’s analysis, this finding requirement is met.

Finding 3: The use will not have a material adverse effect on the health, safety or welfare of persons residing or working in the vicinity
The use, including the operation of the facility from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 7 days a week, will not have a material adverse effect on the health, safety or welfare of persons residing or working in the vicinity because the proposed use will not substantially change traffic or parking impacts, especially as compared to the use of the property as a gasoline fueling station and auto repair service. The use for electric vehicle charging will greatly reduce the use of fuel, smells of gasoline and other chemical substances associated with automobile repair and gas stations, noisy machinery, fuel deliveries, and the proposed use will have no adverse effect on the character of the neighborhood in that the previous and proposed uses Agenda Report Page 4
are for minor automobile servicing, and does not demonstrate a tendency to adversely affect surrounding property values. The 8-foot-tall perimeter wall, as recommended as a condition of approval by staff, and canopies provide barriers and screening that sufficiently limit any adverse impacts that might occur as a result of EV charging during daytime and nighttime hours, including light, noise, and potential electrical and magnetic emissions.

The operation of the facility will: a) help improve the health safety and welfare of persons residing or working in the vicinity because the full availability of the chargers will facilitate the transition to zero emission vehicles and the resulting improved air quality and reduced noise from internal combustion vehicles; and b) increase site security through lighting and CCTV monitoring. EV chargers are installed and used at private residences throughout Piedmont with no reported adverse impacts related to noise, health or safety. There are no Federal or State regulations or measurement thresholds regarding electrical or magnetic emissions, such as regarding EMF, and the proposed equipment for the site meets federal regulations regarding safety, including standards set by the Federal Communications Commission.

Hours of Operation: The applicants have requested that the proposed EV Charging Station be operational 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Originally, Staff found that this request is consistent with City policies and the public welfare, however, after hearing public comment and deliberation, the Planning Commission modified the resolution to recommend the City Council conditionally approve the conditional use permit with the operating hours of the proposed facility limited to 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., 7 days a week.

Recommended Conditions of Approval
As provided in the attached resolution, staff and the Planning Commission recommend 5 conditions of approval, including requirements that the hours of operation be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and that the MMRP be implemented.

VARIANCE APPLICATION VAR2024-002
A variance from the requirements of Chapter 17 of the Piedmont City Code is required to allow for the construction of a proposed canopy structure within the 10-foot street-yard setback along Wildwood Avenue. The application proposes to construct the canopy at the southern end of the site so that the structure is set back approximately 8 inches from the property line to the nearest new canopy.

According to Section 17.70.040 of the Piedmont City Code, variances from these regulations shall not be granted except when the particular property to be improved varies in some unique physical way from other properties in the same zone and, because of these physical differences, applying the regulations of Chapter 17 would effectively prohibit the use of the property in a manner similar to the use of other properties in the same zone. For example, the sole gas station in Piedmont is also in Zone D and has every pumping station covered by a canopy. This standard of hardship relates to the property, not the personal or economic circumstances of the applicant. No variance shall be granted for reasons which are personal to the applicant and unrelated to the uniqueness of the property.

Staff’s analysis and the Planning Commission’s recommendation for the findings requirements are as follows:

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1. The underlying lot and existing improvements present unusual physical circumstances because the lot is irregularly shaped and has frontage on two streets (approximately 69 percent of the site perimeter), exceptionally constraining the buildable area of the property, particularly in areas that are most distant from neighboring residential properties.

2. The project is compatible with the immediately surrounding neighborhood and the public welfare because it will improve air quality, the 1-story structures are at the same or smaller scale as surrounding residences and commercial buildings, the previous canopies were located within the street yard setbacks, most all nearby commercial buildings are located within street yard setbacks, it continues the property’s use for minor automobile servicing, and it offers the community an essential service for the attainment of its climate action goals.

3. Accomplishing the improvements without a variance would cause unreasonable hardship in planning, design or construction because it is important that each charging space be covered in order to help protect the electrical equipment from contact with rain, in order to provide drivers the benefits of shade and the protection from other environmental exposures, and in order to provide additional screening between the property and neighboring residential properties that limits light and sound intrusion and increases privacy for neighboring properties. Without the variance the optimal operation of the facility will not occur, and the canopy will appear truncated leaving one or more charging areas exposed while the remaining charging areas are covered. Users are more likely to select a covered charging area so without a canopy cover at the area most distant from abutting residences, users will be more likely to choose a charging area closer to the abutting residences.

DESIGN REVIEW PERMIT APPLICATION DRPC2023-025
The application for design review permit proposes to demolish all the above-ground structures associated with the closed and vacated gas station and minor auto-repair shop and construct two new canopy structures, fencing, EV charging kiosks, exterior lighting, auxiliary equipment, landscaping.

CODE COMPLIANCE:

The proposed construction meets the requirements for landscape coverage, building height, and the setback requirements from the side, rear and Grand Avenue property lines.

The street yard setback along Wildwood Avenue proposed to be 8 inches as measured from the property line to the nearest new canopy. The minimum required street yard setback in the City Code (section 17.26.050) is 10 feet. Does not comply - requires a variance (see Variance Section above).

There are no minimum requirements for lot area or frontage and no maximum lot coverage requirements for properties in Zone D. As interpreted by the Director of Planning & Building per City Code section 17.08.030.A, the requirement for a 12-foot minimum floor to ceiling height for a ground floor is intended for interior commercial space, not a carport, and is therefore not applicable.

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DESIGN REVIEW:

The site at 29 Wildwood Avenue currently houses a gas station (which ceased operations for this proposed project to occur), minor auto-repair shop, and convenience store. The current structures include four fueling stations under two canopies, a one-story building containing a minor auto-repair shop and a convenience store. The use as a gas station, minor auto-repair shop, and convenience store have all been discontinued in anticipation of this project and all structures above-ground and all infrastructure below-ground are proposed to be removed.

The application for design review permit proposes to construct a 14-stall electric vehicle (EV) charging station, as follows:
• Construct two new canopies: Canopy “A” towards the center of the lot, measuring 13 feet in height, and Canopy “B” near the corner of Wildwood and Grand Avenues, also measuring 13 feet in height. The proposed material of the canopies, including the underside and roof, is laminated timber canopy beams and columns, and the proposed material of the fascia is glue laminated timber covered by acrylic signage.
• Install 22 light fixtures mounted on the underside of the proposed canopies. The projected light along the property lines is proposed to not exceed three lumens. A photometric evaluation is included within the project plans showing the full projected lumen output of the lights throughout the property and toward the public right-of-way and adjacent properties. • Install 7 two-user EV charging cabinets throughout the site and associated EV charging infrastructure in a fenced portion of the northeastern corner of the property. The fencing for the enclosure is proposed to be Trex and 6 feet in height. • Construct a new 6-foot tall Trex fence to stretch along the rear property line. • Install two public seating areas: a picnic table, bench, and trash and recycling bins in the center portion of canopy “A”, and two benches adjacent to Wildwood Avenue. • Install new landscaping throughout the site, especially in the central area and along the edges of the parcel.

Design Review Guidelines, General Plan policies and programs, and Climate Action Plan goals and objectives which may be used for reference are listed in Attachment B.

Staff’s analysis and the Planning Commission’s recommendation for the findings requirements are as follows:

1. As conditioned, the proposed design is consistent with the City's General Plan and Piedmont Design Standards and Guidelines because the low height, 1-story scale, streamlined aesthetics, and wood and metal materials are appropriate for the proposed use for minor automobile servicing, the Grand Avenue Commercial District, and adjacent residential neighborhood. The site is proposed to have landscaping, lighting and other amenities that are aesthetically pleasing and facilitate its proposed use and its integration into the neighborhood. The project is consistent with the following Design Guidelines:

3.03, 3.09, 3.11, 3.12, 3.12, 4.04, 4.05, 7.02, and 7.06. The project is also consistent with the following General Plan policies: LU 2.1 and NR&S 15.2, and Climate Action Plan Priority 4 and Objective T-4.

2. As conditioned, the design has little or no effect on neighboring properties’ existing views, privacy, and access to direct and indirect light because the height of the proposed canopies Agenda Report Page 7
is 13 feet, the views from surrounding properties are not significant as defined in City code section 17.90.010, and per the photometric plan included with the application the installed lighting will not spill onto adjacent properties. In addition, the wall along the property lines abutting neighboring residential properties and the canopies above the charging stations provide screening to adequately mitigate any light or sound intrusion between properties.

3. As conditioned, the proposed design does not adversely affect pedestrian or vehicular safety because it reconfigures the existing lot to better accommodate vehicular traffic and pedestrian circulation patterns. As shown in the plans, one of the existing curb cuts is proposed to be removed and a curb is proposed to be constructed along the perimeter of the facility area to better define the sidewalk area and reduce driveway crossings of the sidewalk. The proposed directional signage, and new pathway materials will improve pedestrian safety on-site. Above-ground electrical equipment is adequately protected by bollards, fencing and other devices.

Recommended Conditions of Approval
As provided in the attached resolution, staff and the Planning Commission recommend 32 conditions of approval, including requirements for an 8-foot-tall solid free-standing wall along the property line abutting residential properties in order to more robustly limit potential sound, light and other environmental impacts, for lighting to be installed to prevent any glare or spillage onto neighboring residential properties, and for the electrical equipment to be enclosed with fencing and landscaping.

NON-RESIDENTIAL SIGN DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION SIGN2023-001 The application for non-residential sign design review permit proposes to install four brand signs attached to the canopies, three bay header signs also attached to the canopies, and six freestanding brand specific signs. The brand signs on the canopies are proposed to face Wildwood and Grand Avenues with two on Canopy “A” and two on Canopy “B”. The bay header signs are proposed to be attached to the posts of the canopies, with markings for the numbered charging bays and the maximum kilowatts available for charging. The freestanding signs are proposed to be mounted on galvanized steel poles throughout the facility.

All of the signs are proposed to be made of aluminum composite with printed graphics on clear vinyl applied on the fascia surface. The proposed signs will not be backlit.

The applicants also seek to install a monument sign at the corner of Grand and Wildwood Avenues.

This new ground-mounted monument sign is proposed to be located within the City of Oakland.

The City of Piedmont does not have the authority to approve construction that is located in Oakland and the applicants will need to seek permits from the City of Oakland for such construction.

Staff’s analysis and the Planning Commission’s recommendation for the findings requirements are as follows:

1. As shown in the plans, approval of the sign design review permit does not result in more than one sign per street façade;

2. Each sign is simple in design and includes graphic depictions related to the proposed EV charging use and pedestrian and vehicular safety;
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3. Each sign is compatible in design, color and scale to the proposed canopies, adjoining structures and general surroundings because it matches the proportion of the structures relative to the size of the lot and the structures in the vicinity;

4. As shown in the plans, the signs are located on the canopies and freestanding poles that are oriented toward the pedestrian and vehicular traffic;

5. As specified in the plans, the signs are constructed of sturdy materials; and

6. The design of the signage is consistent with the City’s General Plan and Piedmont Design Standards and Guidelines, because the signs are not backlit and are appropriate for the scale of the proposed structures and use.

Recommended Conditions of Approval
As provided in the attached resolution, staff and the Planning Commission recommend 2 conditions of approval, including a requirement that signs on the facia of the canopy structures shall be limited to one facing Grand Avenue and one facing Wildwood Avenue, and that these two signs shall be modified to be better integrated into the proportions of the canopy fascia.

CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT (CEQA)
The City of Piedmont has completed an Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS-MND) for the proposed project. The IS-MND concluded that the project would have less-than-significant impacts in the various topic areas required by CEQA Guidelines Appendix G including Aesthetics, Agriculture and Forestry Resources, Biological Resources, Energy, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Hazards and Hazardous Materials, Hydrology/Water Quality, Land Use/Planning, Mineral Resources, Population/Housing, Public Services, Transportation, Tribal Cultural Resources, and Utilities/Service Systems. Air Quality, Cultural Resources, Geology/Soils, and Noise impacts were identified as potentially significant, however, it was determined that the implementation of feasible mitigation measures would reduce these impacts to less than significant levels. A Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) was prepared and is included in the IS-MND as Appendix F. The project will be conditioned to comply with all mitigation measures in the MMRP.

As such, the City of Piedmont has determined that an Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration is the appropriate CEQA document.

The draft IS-MND was posted on July 12, 2024 for public review. The City submitted a Notice of Intent to the State Clearinghouse and the Alameda County Clerk-Recorder’s Office on July 12, 2024. The City also sent a copy of the Notice of Intent to all properties within 500 feet of the subject property and published a display ad in The Piedmonter on July 12, 2024. The public comment period for the IS-MND and MMRP opened on July 12, 2024, and closed on August 1, 2024. The City received five comments on the draft IS-MND, most of which pertain to the nature of the conditional use permit and not the content of the IS-MND. Relevant issues raised in the comments include noise impacts, water service and conservation, soil contamination mitigation.

The main responses to comments noted that the subjects of the comments were largely related to construction-related activities and would be reduced to less than significant levels with the implementation of mitigation measures. The full comments and responses can be found online in the IS-MND (link provided at the end of the staff report).

The IS-MND is provided through hyperlink. The MMRP, comments received from the public and responses to those comments are included with the IS-MND.

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ATTACHMENTS
Attachment Pages Document
A 11-27 Resolution (redlined with Planning Commission modifications) adopting an initial study and mitigated negative declaration in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act; and approving the applications for Conditional Use Permit
(CUP2023-001), Non-Residential Sign Design Review Permit (SIGN2023-001), Design Review Permit (DRPC2023-025), and Variance (VAR2024-002) at 29 Wildwood Avenue
B 28-32 Relevant design review guidelines and standards, General Plan policies and programs, and Climate Action Plan priorities and objectives
C 33-39 Additional information regarding operational characteristics and undergrounding of PG&E equipment
D 40-111 Public comments received prior to Noon on November 14, 2024.

E 112-116 Letter from Applicant (Shell) to City Council received on November 14, 2024
Relevant Documents provided through hyperlink:

Project plans, applications, public comments from the Planning Commission hearing, and the Initial Study & Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS-MND) can be found on this City webpage:
https://piedmont.ca.gov/services/permits/planning/active-projects/29_wildwood_e_v_charging_station_application Agenda Report Page 10

ATTACHMENT A
RESOLUTION No.___

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL ADOPTING AN INITIAL STUDY AND

MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND MITIGATION MONITORING AND

REPORTING PROGRAM IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CALIFORNIA
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT; AND APPROVING THE APPLICATIONS FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP2023-001), NON-RESIDENTIAL SIGN DESIGN REVIEW PERMIT (SIGN2023-001), AND DESIGN REVIEW PERMIT (DRPC2023-025), AND VARIANCE (VAR2024-002) AT 29 WILDWOOD AVENUE
WHEREAS, Shell Recharge, represented by Jeremy Randolph, submitted applications for a Conditional Use Permit, Non-Residential Sign Design Review Permit, and Design Review Permit to the City of Piedmont (City) on November 9, 2023, and an application for a variance from setback requirements on January 25, 2024; and
WHEREAS, the City, acting as the Lead Agency as defined in Public Resources Code (PRC) §21067, prepared an Initial Study for the Project pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) to ascertain whether the Project may have a significant effect on the environment; and
WHEREAS, the City determined that a Mitigated Negative Declaration was the appropriate and proper environmental analysis, given that the incorporation of specified mitigation measures would result in the project having no significant effect on the environment; and WHEREAS, an Initial Study-Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS-MND) was prepared and filed with the State Clearinghouse on July 12, 2024; and circulated for public comment for a period of 20 days; and on September 14, 2024 was again circulated for public comment for a period of 30 days; and
WHEREAS, the City received nine comments on the draft IS-MND, which discussed noise impacts, exterior lighting, water service and conservation, soil contamination mitigation, electromagnetic interference and radiation; and
WHEREAS, the IS-MND identified certain potentially significant adverse environmental impacts from the Project and recommends certain mitigation measures regarding such effects; and WHEREAS, on October 14, 2024, the application was deemed complete, and notices were sent out to property owners within 500 feet in conformance with the notification requirements provided in City Code division 17.64; and
WHEREAS, on October 28, 2024, having reviewed the application materials and public comments, and having visited the site, the Piedmont Planning Commission conducted a public hearing on the applications, received public testimony, and discussed the proposed demolition of an existing gas station and the construction of an EV charging station. The Planning Commission Attachment A Agenda Report Page 11
adopted a resolution recommending the City Council approve all four applications subject to a number of conditions of approval and with the following revisions:
• The hours of operation shall be 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., • The power equipment area shall be enclosed with fencing and landscaping, • The signage on the canopies shall be limited to 1 sign per façade and its size shall be in proportion to the canopy fascia,
• An arborist’s report and tree preservation plan shall be required for trees abutting the property line with 31 Wildwood Avenue;
• The on-site improvements shall comply with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act, and
• A site maintenance plan as required by CUP condition of approval #2 shall be submitted for staff review and approval; and
WHEREAS, the Planning & Building Director recommends revising the condition of approval regarding waste receptacles to require an enclosure for waste carts or bins; and WHEREAS, the City of Piedmont City Council considered the proposed IS-MND together with any comments received during the public review process, and the public was provided an opportunity for oral testimony at the November 18, 2024, City Council hearing; and WHEREAS, on November 4, 2024, notices were sent out to property owners within 500 feet in conformance with the notification requirements provided in City Code division 17.62; and WHEREAS, during the 14-day public comment period preceding its regular meeting on November 18, 2024, as provided in City Code division 17.62, the City Council received and reviewed written comments; and
WHEREAS, prior to its regular meeting on November 18, 2024, the City Council received and reviewed the application materials and visited the site; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Piedmont does hereby resolve, declare, determine, and order, based on the oral and written staff reports, oral and written public comments, and all other project documentation in the record, as follows:

SECTION 1. Recitals.

The foregoing recitals are true and correct and incorporated herein by reference.

SECTION 2. CEQA Review and Recommendation.

1. The City Council makes the following findings with respect to the IS/MND:
a. The City Council has reviewed and considered the IS/MND, comments received during the public review period, and the written responses to any comments prior to acting on the project.
b. The IS/MND adequately describes the environmental impacts of the Project. On the basis of the whole record before it, the City Council finds that there is no substantial Attachment A Agenda Report Page 12
evidence that the project, as mitigated, will have a significant effect on the environment.
c. The MND has been completed in compliance with CEQA and the CEQA Guidelines. d. The MND is complete and adequate and reflects the City’s independent judgment and analysis as to the environmental effects of the project. e. The City Council has determined that the proposed project will not have a significant effect on the environment because the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP), is a condition of approval of the Project, and with the MMRP, all identified impacts are mitigated to a less than significant level.

2. The City Council of the City of Piedmont hereby adopts the MND for the Project.

3. The City Council hereby adopts the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program included in the IS/MND, which is incorporated herein by reference.

4. Pursuant to CEQA Guidelines section 15091(e), the documents and other materials that constitute the record of proceedings upon which the City Council has based its recommendations are located in and may be obtained at https://piedmont.ca.gov/services/permits/planning/active-projects/29_wildwood_e_v_charging_station_application SECTION 3. Conditional Use Permit.

A. The City Council conditionally approves the application for conditional use permit (CUP2023- 001), making findings for all of the criteria in Section 17.68.040 (1) through (3), as follows:

1. The proposed use is compatible with the City of Piedmont General Plan and conforms to City Code Chapter 17 Planning and Land Use because it is a commercial use for minor automobile servicing within an existing commercial zone of the City. The proposed facility will serve Piedmont residents. The proposed use is compatible with the conditional uses allowed in Zone D per section 17.26.030 of the Piedmont City Code, and the proposed use is consistent with General Plan policies LU 2.1 and NR&S 15.2 and Climate Action Plan action T-4.1A. The proposed EV charging station will facilitate the transition to zero emissions vehicles, which is essential to the City’s achievement of its climate action goals.

Accordingly, based on Staff’s analysis, this finding requirement is met.

2. The use is primarily intended to serve Piedmont residents (rather than the larger region) because the number of chargers (14), the scale of the proposed canopies and other facility features, and its location at a gateway to the City is appropriate and convenient for Piedmont residents to be regular users, and the charging station is located at a confluence of other local commercial facilities used by Piedmont residents. Per 2023 data from the California Energy Commission, EV ownership for the four ZIP codes where Piedmont is located totals to 9,284 vehicles, an approximately 2,000 percent increase since 2013.

Furthermore, a survey of Piedmont voters carried out by FM3 Research in June 2020, with a sampling error of 4.9 percent at the 95 confidence level found that 25 percent of Piedmont voters are electric vehicle owners, that 4 in 5 support expanding access to EV charges in Piedmont, that renters are especially supportive of increasing EV chargers in Piedmont, Attachment A Agenda Report Page 13
that the proposed facility is located in close proximity to properties constructed with multi-family rental development, that 49 percent of EV owners were likely to use public chargers, and that approximately half of respondents who do not have an EV would be more likely to buy one if electric vehicle charges were more widely available and accessible in Piedmont. Accordingly, based on Staff’s analysis, this finding requirement is met.

3. The use, including the operation of the facility from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 7 days a week, will not have a material adverse effect on the health, safety or welfare of persons residing or working in the vicinity because the proposed use will not substantially change traffic or parking impacts, especially as compared to the use of the property as a gasoline fueling station and auto repair service. The use for electric vehicle charging will greatly reduce the use of fuel, smells of gasoline and other chemical substances associated with automobile repair and gas stations, noisy machinery, fuel deliveries, and the proposed use will have no adverse effect on the character of the neighborhood in that the previous and proposed uses are for minor automobile servicing, and does not demonstrate a tendency to adversely affect surrounding property values. The 8-foot-tall perimeter wall, as recommended as a condition of approval by staff, and canopies provide barriers and screening that sufficiently limit any adverse impacts that might occur as a result of EV charging during daytime and nighttime hours, including light, noise, and potential electrical and magnetic emissions.

B. The City Council includes 5 conditions of approval on the Conditional Use Permit (CUP2023- 001) as follows:

1. Terms of the Approval. A review of the conditional use permit shall occur as provided in City Code section 17.68.050.A, and the conditional use permit shall have the following operational characteristics:

Operating Hours: 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., 7 days a week.

Types of Staff/Personnel: Zero on-site. Off-site customer experience manager and customer support. Contracted, dispatched, and site service personnel.

2. Site Maintenance. To ensure site operation and maintenance standards are met, the Property Owner shall employ an off-site manager, who shall be responsible for coordinating ongoing maintenance, including cleaning, repairs, landscape maintenance, and collection of solid waste. The landscape shall be maintained weekly by a landscaping crew and kept in good order. The site shall also be visited in-person monthly by a representative of the Property Owner to evaluate site conditions and determine if corrective action is necessary. Prior to final inspection, the Property Owner shall submit a site maintenance plan for the maintenance measures described in this condition. The plan shall be subject to staff review and approval.

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3. Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program. The City Council has reviewed and considered the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) that requires all mitigation measures described in the IS-MND be implemented by means of project conditions, agreements or other measures, as set forth in the MMRP, found on the City website via hyperlink, and incorporated herein by reference. The City Council hereby adopts of the MMRP, and requires the implementation of the measures identified in the program.

4. Defense of Legal Challenges. The Property Owner shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the City, its Council, Planning Commission, advisory boards, officers, employees, consultants and agents (hereinafter “City”) from any claim, action or proceeding (hereinafter “Proceeding”) brought against the City to attack, set aside, void or annul the City‘s actions regarding any development or land use permit, application, license, denial, approval or authorization, including, but not limited to, variances, use permits, developments plans, specific plans, general plan amendments, zoning amendments, approvals and certifications pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act, and/or any mitigation monitoring program, or brought against the City due to actions or omissions in any way connected to the Property Owner’s project (“Challenge”). City may, but is not obligated to, defend such Challenge as City, in its sole discretion, determines appropriate, all at Property Owner’s sole cost and expense. This indemnification shall include, but not be limited to, damages, fees and/or costs awarded against the City, if any, and costs of suit, attorney’s fees and other costs, liabilities and expenses incurred in connection with such proceeding whether incurred by the Property Owner, City, and/or parties initiating or bringing such Proceeding. If the Property Owner is required to defend the City as set forth above, the City shall retain the right to select the counsel who shall defend the City. Per Government Code Section 66474.9, the City shall promptly notify Property Owner of any Proceeding and shall cooperate fully in the defense.

5. Sound and Vibration Mitigation Plan and Review. As required by the Director of Public Works, the Property Owner shall submit a plan prepared by a licensed engineer of the Property Owner’s choice that fully assesses the existing site conditions for the mitigation and monitoring of vibration and decibel levels at the Project during construction (including being periodically present at the construction site during excavation and foundation work).

If, in the Engineer’s sole discretion, such monitoring indicates that the sound or vibration levels exceed those anticipated in the Property Owner’s Construction Management Plan and/or the Sound and Vibration Mitigation Plan, all work on the Project may be immediately stopped by the City and may not resume until the City Engineer is fully assured that the sound and vibration transmissions generated by work on the Project can be maintained at or below a reasonable level and duration • Peer Review. The City, at the Property Owner’s sole expense, shall retain an independent engineering consultant to perform a peer-review of the Property Owner’s Sound and Vibration Mitigation Plan and advise the City in connection with the Property Owner’s proposals. The City Engineer shall select this independent engineering consultant, whose services shall be provided for the sole benefit of the City and whose reports and recommendations can be relied upon only by the City. The independent engineering consultant shall also review the building plans during the permit approval process and may provide periodic on-site observations during Attachment A Agenda Report Page 15
excavation and construction as deemed necessary by the City Engineer. The Property Owner shall provide payment for this at the time of the Building Permit submittal.

SECTION 4. Variance.

A. The City Council approves the application for setback variance (VAR2024-002), because it meets the findings under Section 17.70.040 as follows:

3. Accomplishing the improvements without a variance would cause unreasonable hardship in planning, design or construction because it is important that each charging space be covered in order to help protect the electrical equipment from contact with rain, in order to provide drivers the benefits of shade and the protection from other environmental exposures, and in order to provide additional screening between the property and neighboring residential properties that mitigates light and sound intrusion and increases privacy. Without the variance the optimal operation of the facility will not occur and the canopy will appear truncated leaving one or more charging areas exposed while the remaining charging areas are covered. Users are more likely to select a covered charging area so without a canopy cover at the area most distant from abutting residences, users will be more likely to choose a charging area closer to the abutting residences.

B. The City Council includes 1 condition of approval on the Variance (VAR2024-002) as follows:

1. Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program. The City Council has reviewed and considered the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) that requires all mitigation measures described in the IS-MND be implemented by means of project conditions, agreements or other measures, as set forth in the MMRP, found on the City website via hyperlink, and incorporated herein by reference. The City Council hereby adopts of the MMRP, and requires the implementation of the measures identified in the program.

SECTION 5. Design Review Permit.

A. The City Council conditionally approves the application for design review permit (DRPC2023- 025), making the findings under Section 17.66.060 as follows:

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2. As conditioned, the design has little or no effect on neighboring properties’ existing views, privacy, and access to direct and indirect light because the height of the proposed canopies is 13 feet, the views from surrounding properties are not significant as defined in City code section 17.90.010, and per the photometric plan included with the application the installed lighting will not spill onto adjacent properties. In addition, the wall along the property lines abutting neighboring residential properties and the canopies above the charging stations provide screening to adequately mitigate any light or sound intrusion between properties.

B. The City Council includes 32 conditions of approval on the design review permit as follows:

1. Sound. The proposed mechanical equipment shall meet the sound requirements of a maximum 50 decibels (dBA) at the nearest property line as proscribed in Building Code Section 8.02.020 EE if the quietest ambient noise level is below 50 dBA Leq. Should ambient noise levels exceed 50 dBA Leq during the quietest hour of operation, the equipment shall not result in a 3 dBA noise level increase above the quietest ambient noise hour. Prior to the operation of the project, a current 24-hour noise level measurement shall be gathered at the nearest property line in proximity to the proposed equipment.

Additionally, testing of the proposed equipment, once installed and able to be operated at typical conditions, shall occur prior to the scheduling of final inspection to determine compliance with the City’s noise level requirements. Should it occur that operational noise levels exceed the requirements of this condition, additional mitigation will be required to bring operations into compliance. Any modifications in order to meet the sound requirements including a sound barrier or an enclosure are subject to staff review and approval. Modifications to bring operations in compliance shall be made within 45 days.

2. Lighting. All exterior lighting for the facility shall be directed so that there is no glare and minimal spillage of light on to the adjacent residential properties.

3. Barriers Abutting Adjacent Properties. Rather than fencing, a new free-standing wall shall be constructed along the property boundaries adjacent to 1246 Grand Avenue and 31 Attachment A Agenda Report Page 17
Wildwood Avenue to mitigate any noise, visual, or potential electrical or magnetic emission impacts on the adjacent residential properties. The new wall shall have a height of 8 feet and be constructed with stucco or similar material(s) with the result being a solid wall of durable quality. The wall shall have a minimum density of 4 lb/ft2 or be sound rated with a minimum sound transmission class (STC) of 20. The wall should be free of gaps.

The wall shall step up in height from a height of 3 feet at the property lines along Wildwood and Grand Avenues to a height of 5.5 feet at a distance 5 feet from the property line to a height of 8 feet at a distance 10 feet from the property line. The final design shall be subject to staff review and approval.

4. Environmental Hazards. As proposed in the application, the underground fuel storage tank(s) and hydraulic lifts shall be removed in compliance with the requirements of the Alameda County Department of Environmental Health and the California State Water Resources Board. Prior to the issuance of a building permit as required by the Chief Building Official, the applicant shall provide a plan, including necessary testing, to verify compliance with all local, state and federal regulations regarding removal of any underground fuel storage tanks and the disturbance, removal, and/or remediation of hazardous materials (if any) on residential properties, public rights-of-way, and/or in the proximity of schools, including soil contamination, lead-based paint and asbestos. Said plan for the proper removal and handling of hazardous materials shall be provided on the appropriate sheets of the construction plan sets and included in the Construction Management Plan.

5. Contractor’s General Liability Insurance. To ensure that the contractor doing work in the City will be responsible for damages caused by the work to City property or to neighboring property, the Property Owner shall require all contractors performing work on the Project to maintain General Liability Insurance for protection from claims for damages because of bodily injury, including death, and claims for damages, other than to the contractor’s work itself, to property which may arise out of or result from the contractor’s operations. Such insurance shall be written for not less than $2,000,000 per occurrence.

The insurance shall include an endorsement requiring 10 days prior notice to the City if the insurance is to be cancelled or changed, and Property Owner shall immediately arrange for substitute insurance coverage. If the contractor’s insurance carrier states in writing that it is unable to provide the required endorsement, Property Owner shall be responsible for providing the City with the required notice if the insurance is to be cancelled or changed. Property Owner’s failure to provide such notice shall constitute grounds for revocation of the City’s design review approval and/or permit. If the Property Owner does not have a general contractor, the Property Owner shall maintain property insurance and coverage for contractors, which is substantially equivalent to the contractor's requirement of this section.

6. BAAQMD Compliance. The applicant shall comply with the Bay Area Air Quality Management District regulations related to any building demolition. The Demolition Notification form is available on their website at www.BAAQMD.gov/forms.

7. Modifications to Conditions. Any insurance or security requirement, or related Condition of Approval, may be implemented and, if necessary modified, in a reasonable manner with the joint agreement of the Director of Planning & Building and the City Attorney, consistent with the intent of the condition.

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8. C&D Compliance. Compliance with Section 9.04 of the Municipal Code, which governs the recycling of construction and demolition debris, is required for all phases of this project.

9. Defense of Legal Challenges. The Property Owner shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the City, its Council, Planning Commission, advisory boards, officers, employees, consultants and agents (hereinafter “City”) from any claim, action or proceeding (hereinafter “Proceeding”) brought against the City to attack, set aside, void or annul the City‘s actions regarding any development or land use permit, application, license, denial, approval or authorization, including, but not limited to, variances, use permits, developments plans, specific plans, general plan amendments, zoning amendments, approvals and certifications pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act, and/or any mitigation monitoring program, or brought against the City due to actions or omissions in any way connected to the Property Owner’s project (“Challenge”). City may, but is not obligated to, defend such Challenge as City, in its sole discretion, determines appropriate, all at Property Owner’s sole cost and expense. This indemnification shall include, but not be limited to, damages, fees and/or costs awarded against the City, if any, and costs of suit, attorney’s fees and other costs, liabilities and expenses incurred in connection with such proceeding whether incurred by the Property Owner, City, and/or parties initiating or bringing such Proceeding. If the Property Owner is required to defend the City as set forth above, the City shall retain the right to select the counsel who shall defend the City. Per Government Code Section 66474.9, the City shall promptly notify Property Owner of any Proceeding and shall cooperate fully in the defense.

10. Setback from Property Line Verification. Prior to foundation inspection, the applicant shall submit to the Building Official written verification by a licensed land surveyor stating that the construction of the canopies is located at the setback dimension from all property lines as shown on the approved plans. The intent is to verify that the approved features are constructed at the approved dimension from the property lines.

11. Building Height Verification. Prior to foundation and/or frame inspection, the applicant shall provide the Building Official written verification by a licensed land surveyor stating that the roof of the new structures are constructed at the approved heights above grade.

12. Encroachment Permit. Before the issuance of a building permit, the Property Owner shall apply for an encroachment permit to allow for the construction within the public right-of-way or public easement.

13. Sewer Main Condition and Repair. City records indicate that City storm and sewer mains and associated easement(s) may be located near the proposed construction next to the east property line. Prior to the issuance of a building permit, the Property Owner shall submit a revised copy of the survey prepared by Blew and Associates, P.A. to show sewer manhole covers and any easements. Said easements and manhole covers shall also be shown on the building permit drawings. The applicant shall also work with City staff to verify the location and depth of the storm and sanitary sewer mains. In addition, the City shall videotape the existing sanitary and storm sewer mains to assess their pre-construction condition in order to make a determination as to whether any repairs to or replacement of the sewer main is required prior to the commencement of excavation and/or construction.

If it is discovered that the existing sewer main is not within the existing easement that will allow for maintenance of the sewer line, the applicant shall dedicate additional easement Attachment A Agenda Report Page 19
widths to accommodate City maintenance of the sewer main. (The City is responsible for the cost of the main line, and the property owner for costs of the lateral.) All proposed charging station facilities associated with this project shall provide at least ten feet clear of the City’s sewer and storm drain facilities to all for maintenance. As part of the final inspection the same sanitary and storm sewer lines shall be inspected as required by the Director of Public Works, who shall also determine if the sewer lines were damaged as a result of the construction and therefore must be repaired at the applicant's expense. The applicant is responsible to locate their private sewer lateral and note such location on the building permit drawings.

14. Stormwater Design. The California Regional Water Quality Control Board requires all projects, or a combination of related projects, that create and/or replace 2,500 square feet or more of impervious surface to comply with Provision C.3.i of the Municipal Regional Stormwater NPDES Permit. As required by the Chief Building Official, the Property Owner shall verify the total area of impervious surface to be created and/or replaced within the scope of this project, or this project combined with other related projects and/or permits, and incorporate the site design measure(s) required under Provision C.3.i into the plans submitted for a building permit. Copies of the Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit are available from the Piedmont Public Works Department and on-line at cleanwaterprogram.org.

15. Final Landscape Plan. Before issuance of a building permit, the Property Owner shall submit for staff review and approval a Final Landscape Plan. The final plan shall comply with City Code Division 17.34 and Section 17.33.30, and shall not propose plants near the driveway that could obscure visibility of pedestrians on the sidewalk or vehicles on the street from drivers backing out of the driveway. Landscaping along the freestanding wall along the northern property line shall include the planting of vines to grow on and cover the wall surface. Upon the determination of the Director, minor differences in the number, size and/or species of vegetation between those shown on the approved landscape plan and those installed at the time of final inspection that do not involve an increase in hardscape or structure coverage may be subject to staff review and approval. Significant differences between the vegetation installed at the time of final inspection and vegetation shown on the approved landscape plan are subject to a design review permit.

16. Landscape Irrigation. To ensure the long-term health and viability of the plant materials on-site, the Property Owner shall install irrigation for the proposed landscaped areas. The irrigation plan shall comply with all relevant landscaping requirements and regulations, including but not limited to MWELO.

17. City Facilities Security. The Property Owner shall provide a specific cash deposit, letter of credit, bank guarantee, or other similar financial vehicle (“City Facilities Security”) in the amount of $100,000 as established by the Director of Public Works. This financial vehicle serves as an initial sum to cover the cost of any potential damage to City property or facilities in any way caused by Property Owner, Property Owner’s contractors or subcontractors, or any of their agents, employees or assigns, and related in any way to the Project. The Property Owner is responsible for the full cost of repair as determined by the City Engineer prior to final inspections. The form and terms of such City Facilities Security shall be determined by the Director of Public Works after consultation with the Property Owner. The Director may take into account any of the following factors: the cost of Attachment A Agenda Report Page 20
construction; past experience and costs; the amount of excavation; the number of truck trips; the physical size of the proposed project; the logistics of construction; the geotechnical circumstances at the site; and City right-of-way and repaving costs. a. To provide clear baseline information to assist in determining whether damage to the City’s facilities has been caused by the Property Owner or others working for or on behalf of Property Owner, the City will document such facilities (including, without limitation, streets and facilities along the approved construction route as specified in the Construction Management Plan, to establish the baseline condition of the streets and facilities. The City shall further re-document the streets as deemed appropriate after the Project commences until the Director of Public Works determines that further documentation is no longer warranted. As part of the documentation, the City may water down the streets to better emphasize any cracks or damage in the surface. The Property Owner is responsible for the full cost of the documentation and repair work as determined by the City Engineer, and shall reimburse the City for those costs prior to the scheduling of final inspection.
b. When the City Facilities Security is in a form other than cash deposit with the City, the proceeds from the City Facilities Security shall be made payable to the City upon demand, conditioned solely on the Director of Public Works’ certification on information and belief that all or any specified part of the proceeds are due to the City.

18. Consultant Cost Recovery. In order to accommodate the scope and nature of the Project proposed by the Property Owner, if the Director of Planning & Building deems it necessary to retain independent consultants with specialized expertise, including the City Engineer, the Property Owner shall make a cash deposit with the City at the time of the Building Permit Application in the amount of $5,000 to be used to pay for the fees and expenses of such City consultants, or in any way otherwise required to be expended by the City for professional consultant assistance. If the cash deposit has been reduced to $2,500 or less at any time, the Director of Planning & Building may require the Property Owner to deposit additional funds to cover any further estimated fees and expenses associated with consultants retained by the City on a regular basis or specifically for the Property Owner’s Project. Any unexpended amounts shall be refunded to the Property Owner within 90 days after the Project has an approved Final Inspection by the Chief Building Official.

19. City Attorney Cost Recovery. If there is a substantial additional commitment of City Attorney’s time required to accommodate the scope and nature of the Project, the Property Owner shall, at the time of the Building Permit Application, make a cash deposit with the City in the amount of $5,000 to be used to offset time and expenses of the City Attorney relating to the Project. If such cash deposit has been reduced to $2,500.00 or less at any time, the Director of Planning & Building may require the Property Owner to deposit additional funds to cover any further estimated additional City Attorney time and expenses.

Any unused amounts shall be refunded to the Property Owner within 90 days after the Project has an approved Final Inspection by the Chief Building Official.

20. Site Safety Security. The City and the public have an interest in not having an unfinished project blighting the neighborhood and undermining property values. These public interests are primarily safety and aesthetics, and diminishment of property values. Prior to the issuance of a Building Permit, the Property Owner shall provide a specific cash deposit, letter of credit, bank guarantee, or other similar financial vehicle (“Site Safety Security”) Attachment A Agenda Report Page 21
in the amount of $100,000 to ensure that the Project site is not left in a dangerous or unfinished state.
a. The Site Safety Security shall be in an amount to include three components:
i. safety, which means the cost to make the site and structure safe if construction should cease mid-way through the Project;
ii. aesthetics, which means an amount to install and maintain landscaping all around the Project to protect the immediate local views from neighbors and public property; and
iii. staff and consultant time to evaluate and implement this condition.

If, as the Project proceeds, the expected cost of these components increases beyond the original estimate in the opinion of the Director of Planning & Building, the City may require the Property Owner to increase the amount of the Site Safety Security by the additional amount. The Property Owner shall provide City with written evidence of compliance within 15 working days after receiving written notice of the additional required amount. The City shall retain, at the Property Owner’s expense, an independent estimator to verify the total expected costs to complete the Project and any subsequent revisions. b. The form and amount of the Site Safety Security is subject to the approval of the Director of Planning & Building. Payment to City under the Site Safety Security shall be made payable upon demand by the City and prior to the issuance of the Building Permit, conditioned solely on the Director of Planning & Building’s certification on information and belief that all or any specified part of such Performance Security is due to the City.
c. The Site Safety Security shall not be released until the Project has an approved Final Inspection by the Chief Building Official. However, if sufficient work has been completed according to the benchmarks and construction values as established under the Construction Completion Schedule, the Site Safety Security may be reduced to the extent the Director of Planning & Building in his sole discretion determines is appropriate.

21. Construction Management Plan. The Property Owner shall develop a comprehensive Construction Management Plan. The Construction Management Plan shall identify the point(s) for access to the property for construction and address noise, vibrations, traffic control, parking, debris removal, dust control, sanitary facilities, site safety security emergency access, and other potential construction impacts, as well as other details involving the means and methods of completing the Project, including the construction route. It shall incorporate the appropriate components of relevant hazardous waste mitigation plans as required. The City Building Official has the authority to require modifications and amendments to the Construction Management Plan as deemed necessary throughout the course of the Project and until the Final Inspection. a. Construction Site Control of Stormwater. The California Regional Water Quality Control Board requires all projects that disturb the site to comply with Provision C.6 of the San Francisco Bay Regional Stormwater NPDES Permit in order to prevent construction site discharges of pollutants and other regulated materials during construction. As required by the Chief Building Official and prior to the issuance of a building permit, the Applicant shall develop and submit a construction stormwater management plan as part of the Construction Management Plan to achieve timely and Attachment A Agenda Report Page 22
effective compliance with Provision C.6. Permit Provision C.6.c.ii provides sources for site specific, and seasonally- and phase-appropriate, effective Best Management Practices (BMPs) that may be incorporated into the stormwater management plan.

Copies of the Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit are available from the Piedmont Public Works Department and on-line at cleanwaterprogram.org. b. Neighboring Property Owner Permission. Should the execution of the Construction Management Plan require excavation into a neighboring property or if access onto the neighboring property is necessary for construction, the applicant shall submit, prior to the issuance of Building Permit, a written statement from the neighboring property owner granting permission for access onto his/her property for the purpose of excavation and/or construction.

22. Construction Completion Schedule. Work on the Project, once begun, shall be promptly executed with continuous good faith and reasonable progress. Since timely completion of this Project is of the essence, the Applicant shall submit for approval a Construction Completion Schedule, which will specify, in detail, the duration and percentage of the project as a whole for each phase.
a. The Construction Completion Schedule with associated construction values for each benchmark shall set forth completion dates for the following benchmarks as needed: i) Completion of Excavation; ii) Completion of Retaining Walls; iii) Completion of Foundation; iv) Completion of Rough Framing; v) Completion of Electrical; vi) Completion of Plumbing; vii) Completion of Mechanical; viii) Completion of Fire Sprinklers; ix) Completion of Home; x) Completion of Hardscaping and Landscaping; and any further construction benchmarks and conditions of occupancy as may be determined by the Director of Planning and Building.
b. Before the Project begins, the Director of Planning and Building shall make a determination as to the reasonableness of the proposed completion dates applicable to the Project, and that determination shall constitute the Approved Construction Completion Schedule and be binding on the Applicant. The City may, at the Applicant’s sole cost, engage the services of a consultant to review the proposed Construction Completion Schedule and, to the extent the period allocated for any work appears unjustifiable, recommend to the Director of Planning and Building a reasonable completion date for any benchmark.
c. In the event of a change in scope of the Project that would alter the benchmarks dates set forth in the Approved Construction Completion Schedule, or in the event the Applicant fails to meet a benchmark set forth in the Approved Construction Completion Schedule, the Applicant shall immediately submit a request to amend the Approved Construction Completion Schedule to the Director of Planning and Building. The request to amend shall be accompanied by a new proposed Construction Completion Schedule in compliance with subsection (a) of this condition of approval and the Director of Planning and Building shall evaluate the proposed amendments to the Approved Construction Completion Schedule in accordance with subsection (b) of this condition of approval.
d. The failure of the Applicant to comply with the Approved Construction Completion Schedule, or any amendments to it approved in conformance with subsection (d) of this condition of approval, shall constitute a nuisance under the City of Piedmont City Code (“City Code”). The failure of the Applicant to comply with the Approved Construction Attachment A Agenda Report Page 23
Completion Schedule may result in the City pursuing administrative citations pursuant to Chapter 1 of the City Code, nuisance abatement pursuant to Chapter 6 of the City Code, or any other remedy available to the City under the law. Additionally, if the Applicant fails to comply with the Approved Construction Completion Schedule, the Director of Planning and Building, at his or her sole discretion, may make a claim against the Property Owner’s Site Security, if one is required, in order to complete the benchmark. The Director of Planning and Building, at his or her sole discretion, may refer the application to the Planning Commission for public review and direction.

23. California’s Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance: Property Owner shall comply with the requirements of California’s Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance that went into effect December 1, 2015, by submitting the following required information to the Building Department:
a) Landscape Documentation Package that includes the following 6 items: i) Project Information; ii) Water Efficient Landscape Worksheet; iii) Soil Management Report; iv) Landscape Design Plan; v) Irrigation Design Plan; and vi) Grading Design Plan.

The Landscape Documentation Package is subject to staff review and approval before the issuance of a building permit.
b) Once a building permit has been issued, the Property Owner shall submit a copy of the Water Efficient Landscape Worksheet, to the local water purveyor, East Bay Municipal Utility District.
c) After completion of work, the Property Owner shall submit to the City and East Bay Municipal Utility District a Certificate of Completion, including an irrigation schedule, an irrigation maintenance schedule, and an irrigation audit report. The City may approve or deny the Certificate of Completion.

24. ADA Requirements. All sidewalks fronting the project and pedestrian areas within the project area must meet both City and Americans with Disabilities (ADA) Standards. As part of the development of this project, the applicant shall verify if all sidewalk slopes meet ADA Standards, including pedestrian access crossing all driveways. If any sections of sidewalk are found to be out of compliance with both City and ADA standards or are found to be damaged, the applicant shall be responsible for reconstruction all out of compliance and damaged sections with new compliant sidewalk as part of this project. If any public sidewalk improvements are needed that require construction of a public sidewalk that extends beyond the current public right-of-way, the applicant shall dedicate a Public Access Easement over those portions of sidewalk that are outside the public right-of-way.

25. Grand Avenue Excavation and Paving. If any portion of this project requires the applicant to excavate in Grand Avenue (whether it be associated with site improvements or offsite improvements), the applicant shall first obtain an encroachment permit from the City. Due to recently paving the portion of Grand Avenue fronting the project, Grand Avenue between Wildwood and Fairview is currently on the pavement moratorium list (excavation in any street on the moratorium list is typically prohibited unless it is associated with an emergency or other extenuating circumstances). Should any construction associated with this project require excavation in the paving on Grand Avenue, the applicant shall be subject to paving requirements that will be more significant. The applicant shall comply with the requirements of the encroachment permit issued by the Piedmont Public Works Department.

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26. Waste Receptacles. As called out in the plans, solid waste and recycling receptacles shall be located within the on-site common areas. The plans shall be revised to show an enclosed area for the storage of garbage and recycling carts. The final location and enclosure design are subject to staff review and approval.

27. Approved Construction Limited to City Boundaries. The features approved under the scope of this application must be located within the boundaries of the City of Piedmont and do not include any existing or proposed features located outside of the city boundaries.

28. Minor Modifications to Site Features. Any minor modifications to site features, including but not limited to placement and orientation of signage, lighting, electrical equipment and conduit, furniture and landscaping shall be subject to staff review and approval.

29. Sound and Vibration Mitigation Plan and Review. As required by the Director of Public Works, the Property Owner shall submit a plan prepared by a licensed engineer of the Property Owner’s choice that fully assesses the existing site conditions for the mitigation and monitoring of vibration and decibel levels at the Project during construction (including being periodically present at the construction site during excavation and foundation work).

If, in the Engineer’s sole discretion, such monitoring indicates that the sound or vibration levels exceed those anticipated in the Property Owner’s Construction Management Plan and/or the Sound and Vibration Mitigation Plan, all work on the Project may be immediately stopped by the City and may not resume until the City Engineer is fully assured that the sound and vibration transmissions generated by work on the Project can be maintained at or below a reasonable level and duration. • Peer Review. The City, at the Property Owner’s sole expense, shall retain an independent engineering consultant to perform a peer-review of the Property Owner’s Sound and Vibration Mitigation Plan and advise the City in connection with the Property Owner’s proposals. The City Engineer shall select this independent engineering consultant, whose services shall be provided for the sole benefit of the City and whose reports and recommendations can be relied upon only by the City. The independent engineering consultant shall also review the building plans during the permit approval process and may provide periodic on-site observations during excavation and construction as deemed necessary by the City Engineer. The Property Owner shall provide payment for this at the time of the Building Permit submittal.

30. Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program. The City Council has reviewed and considered the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) that requires all mitigation measures described in the IS-MND be implemented by means of project conditions, agreements or other measures, as set forth in the MMRP, found on the City website via hyperlink, and incorporated herein by reference. The City Council hereby adopts the MMRP, and requires the implementation of the measures identified in the program.

31. Arborist’s Report and Certified Tree Preservation Plan. Before the issuance of a building permit, the Applicant shall submit an Arborist’s Report and Certified Tree Preservation Plan that includes tree preservation measures to preserve the existing trees greater than 6 inches in diameter on the neighboring properties at 31 Wildwood Avenue and 1246 Grand Avenue within 5 feet of the property line that are intended to be retained.

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The tree preservation measures shall appear on the appropriate sheets of the construction plans. The Applicant shall ensure that the arborist is on-site during critical construction activities, including initial and final grading and the construction of the foundation for the perimeter wall, to ensure the protection of the existing trees that are intended to be retained.

The Applicant shall require the arborist to document in writing and with photographs the tree protection measures used during these critical construction phases, which documentation shall be submitted to the City prior to final inspection. Before the Final Inspection, the Applicant shall file a report with the City from the project arborist certifying that all tree preservation measures as recommended have been implemented to his/her satisfaction and that all retained trees have not been compromised by the construction. a. Neighboring Property Owner Permission. Should the execution of the certified tree preservation plan require work on a neighboring property or if access onto the neighboring property is necessary for installation of the tree protection measures, the applicant shall submit, prior to the issuance of Building Permit, a written statement from the neighboring property owner granting permission for access onto his/her property for the purpose of installing tree protection measures.

32. Electrical Equipment Enclosure. With the exception of EV charger kiosks (dispensers), the above-ground electrical equipment, including power cabinets, transformers and switch gear, shall be enclosed by fencing. The final design of the fencing, including its height and material, shall be subject to staff review and approval.

SECTION 6. Non-Residential Sign Design Review Permit
A. The City Council conditionally approves the application for a non-residential sign design review permit (SIGN2023-001), affirming that as conditioned the proposed signs meet the standards in Section 17.36.020 as follows:

1. As shown in the plans, approval of the sign design review permit does not result in more than one sign per street façade;

2. Each sign is simple in design and includes graphic depictions related to the proposed EV charging use and pedestrian and vehicular safety;

4. As shown in the plans, the signs are located on the canopies and freestanding poles that are oriented toward the pedestrian and vehicular traffic;

5. As specified in the plans, the signs are constructed of sturdy materials; and

B. The City Council include 3 conditions of approval on the non-residential sign design review permit as follows:

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1. Defense of Legal Challenges. The Property Owner shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the City, its Council, Planning Commission, advisory boards, officers, employees, consultants and agents (hereinafter “City”) from any claim, action or proceeding (hereinafter “Proceeding”) brought against the City to attack, set aside, void or annul the City‘s actions regarding any development or land use permit, application, license, denial, approval or authorization, including, but not limited to, variances, use permits, developments plans, specific plans, general plan amendments, zoning amendments, approvals and certifications pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act, and/or any mitigation monitoring program, or brought against the City due to actions or omissions in any way connected to the Property Owner’s project (“Challenge”). City may, but is not obligated to, defend such Challenge as City, in its sole discretion, determines appropriate, all at Property Owner’s sole cost and expense. This indemnification shall include, but not be limited to, damages, fees and/or costs awarded against the City, if any, and costs of suit, attorney’s fees and other costs, liabilities and expenses incurred in connection with such proceeding whether incurred by the Property Owner, City, and/or parties initiating or bringing such Proceeding. If the Property Owner is required to defend the City as set forth above, the City shall retain the right to select the counsel who shall defend the City. Per Government Code Section 66474.9, the City shall promptly notify Property Owner of any Proceeding and shall cooperate fully in the defense.

2. Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program. The City Council has reviewed and considered the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) that requires all mitigation measures described in the IS-MND be implemented by means of project conditions, agreements or other measures, as set forth in the MMRP, found on the City website via hyperlink, and incorporated herein by reference. The City Council hereby adopts of the MMRP, and requires the implementation of the measures identified in the program.

3. Canopy Signage. The signs on the facia of the canopy structures shall be limited to one facing Grand Avenue and one facing Wildwood Avenue, for a total of two signs. In addition, the canopy signage shall be modified to be better integrated into the proportions of the canopy fascia. The final design shall be subject to staff review and approval. [END OF RESOLUTION]
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ATTACHMENT B
DESIGN REVIEW GUIDELINES:

3.03 SITE DEVELOPMENT

3.03.01 SIGNIFICANT VIEWS

3.03.01.1 The siting and construction of a new or modified existing structure, including its site plantings at mature growth, should make all reasonable efforts to avoid adverse impacts on significant views currently available to existing nearby residences.

3.09 FENCES AND WALLS

3.09.01 NEIGHBORHOOD AND CONTIGUOUS PARCEL COMPATIBILITY

3.09.01.1 The design of fences or walls should be consistent with the character of existing fences or walls in the neighborhood and on contiguous parcels, except when they exceed the recommended maximum heights outlined in these guidelines.

3.09.01.2 A fence or wall should minimize any adverse impacts on the neighborhood and on residences located on contiguous parcels. The quality of design reflected by the fence or wall should be directly related to its visual prominence.

3.09.03 CONTIGUOUS PARCELS AND ON-SITE SAFETY

3.09.03.1 A fence or wall located in a side yard should not obstruct emergency access between the street and the side and rear yards of a contiguous residence.

3.09.03.2 A fence or wall located in a side yard should not obstruct emergency access from the street, through the side yard, and into the rear yard of the residence. A gate located in a side yard fence or wall should be wide enough to accommodate an emergency stretcher. Its locking mechanism should be a type that can be unlocked or removed by police and fire department personnel in an emergency. A gate in a fence or wall located within side yards and permitting access to rear yards should be equipped with an adequate lock which can be unlocked or removed by police and fire department personnel in an emergency.

3.09.03.3 A fence or wall located adjacent to a driveway should not obstruct the view of a driver exiting a driveway.

3.09.03.4 A fence or wall located in the side yard of a corner lot adjacent to a street should not obstruct the view of the cross street for drivers approaching the cross street.

3.11 LANDSCAPE AND HARDSCAPE DESIGN

3.11.01 INTRODUCTION

3.11.01.1 Landscape and hardscape surfaces are design elements that anchor structures to their surrounding terrain. Rather than being used as an afterthought to mask inappropriately positioned or designed structures, they should instead be part of a comprehensive site development design scheme and should be compatible with the design of structures found on the property.

3.11.01.2 As with additions to existing structures, additions to existing landscaping and hardscaping should provide a seamless transition to existing planting and pathway designs.

3.11.02 STREET FACING GARDENS IN SETBACK AREAS

3.11.02.1 Planting designs within the street facing setback area should be compatible with those found on neighboring properties, as shown in the two photographs above.

3.11.02.2 Living plant materials should be the primary ground cover for street facing gardens within the front setback area. Planting areas consisting primarily of rock or inorganic material should be avoided, as shown in the two photographs above.

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3.11.02.3 Artificial turf is not a landscaping material. As a hardscape material it does not count towards the 30% landscape minimum. The 20 ft. street setback area must be landscaped except for areas of ingress and egress. Side and rear yards offer more flexibility in the use of landscape and hardscape materials, including artificial turf.

3.11.02.4 At corner lots, where the side yard also has a street facing garden within the 20 ft. street setback, landscaping should be attractive while providing privacy for outdoor living areas.

3.11.03 ON-SITE DESIGN PRINCIPLES

3.11.03.1 Minimize impacts on existing terrain.

3.11.03.2 Use natural drainage channels and on-site storm water drainage management opportunities.

3.11.03.3 Preserve and incorporate existing mature trees as part of the overall landscape design.

3.11.03.4 Use landscaping within side and rear setback areas to reinforce property lines and minimize the need for fencing between separate outdoor spaces.

3.11.03.5 Avoid locating structures within the drip line of existing mature trees or within riparian zones.

3.11.03.6 Rear yard gardens should provide plantings with usable open space.

3.11.03.7 When possible, use a variety of plant materials in the palette to have a layered effect of size and species. Consider the need for wind breaks, the need for shading in South and West facing areas, while choosing plant materials conducive to sunny and shaded zones within the lot.

3.11.03.8 Use native plant species, drought tolerant or climate appropriate planting materials.

Consider following Bay-Friendly Landscape Guidelines when designing your garden.

3.11.03.9 Avoid invasive plant species or flammable mulch, such as shredded redwood bark, also known as “gorilla hair.”

3.11.03.10 Consider the eventual height and width of plant materials when planting near property lines, buildings, site features, streets and sidewalks.

3.11.03.11 Use drip irrigation systems to establish newly planted materials, but choose species that will primarily survive on rainfall.

3.11.03.12 Use permeable paving as part of the hardscape materials, when possible. Pavers should be light in color with a high solar reflective index.

3.11.03.13 Consider planting strips at driveways.

3.11.03.14 On-site asphalt driveway paving and on-site driveway and walkway solid white concrete paving should be discouraged. Colored concrete or pavers are recommended for on-site driveways and walkways.

3.12 EXTERIOR LIGHTING

3.12.01 NEIGHBORHOOD AND CONTIGUOUS PARCEL COMPATIBILITY

3.12.01.1 Limit the lighting of front yard landscape features, to respect the existing neighborhood character.

3.12.01.2 Use “Dark Sky Compliant” exterior light fixtures that are shielded and directed downwards to prevent light trespassing from a subject property to neighboring properties.

The use of floodlights is discouraged.

3.12.02 ON-SITE AESTHETIC DESIGN, COMPATIBILITLY AND SAFETY

3.12.02.1 Complement the light fixture design with the architectural character and building elements being illuminated.

3.12.02.2 Conceal electrical boxes from public view. Conduits should not be exposed on Attachment B Agenda Report Page 29
exterior walls and should be embedded either in walls or landscaping.

3.12.02.3 Locate low level lighting to ensure entry paths, entry stairs and driveways, garage and building entries are adequately illuminated.

3.12.02.4 When used, provide motion sensors that are adjustable, to prevent them from rapidly flashing on and off when activated.

3.13 LOCATION OF SITE FEATURES

3.13.02 NEIGHBORHOOD AND CONTIGUOUS PARCEL COMPATIBILITY

3.13.02.1 The placement of site features, when viewed from the street right-of-way, should be compatible with structures on adjacent parcels and those within the surrounding neighborhood.

3.13.02.4 The location of noise generating equipment, such as pool and spa equipment, should be properly enclosed and/or have sound attenuating devices to reduce the noise from traveling to contiguous parcels as required by the Building Code. The installation of permanent exterior audio speakers is discouraged.

3.13.03 ON-SITE AESTHETIC DESIGN COMPATIBILITY

3.13.03.1 The design and location of site features should be compatible with the design and location of primary and accessory structures on the property.

3.13.03.2 The materials used for a site feature should be of high quality to ensure its long-term durability.

4.04 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT

4.04.01 NEIGHBORHOOD AND CONTIGUOUS PARCEL COMPATIBILITY

4.04.01.1 Noise and odor generating equipment, such as water pumps, heat pumps, air conditioning condensers, kitchen hood exhaust fans, and pool equipment, should be located so that noise generation is within the maximum decibel limit regulated by the Piedmont Building Code.

4.04.01.2 To ensure neighborhood compatibility, mechanical equipment is prohibited within the setback area unless it is enclosed within an allowable site feature.

4.04.02 ON-SITE AESTHETIC DESIGN COMPATIBILITY

4.04.02.1 Site-and ground-mounted mechanical or electrical equipment should be screened using plant materials, fencing, walls, or other approved means to shield the equipment from view.

4.04.02.2 Roof mounted equipment greater than 12 inches above the roof line, except for roof exhaust vents, plumbing vents, and solar panels, should be screened from being viewed from the public right-of-way.

4.04.02.3 Utility connections should be located in a way that does not interfere with the design character of the buildings they serve. They should not be located in a street-facing manner.

4.04.02.4 Runs of all supply, exhaust and venting plumbing, conduits, and flues should be concealed within the walls of a building. If concealment is infeasible, the run should be minimized, discretely placed, and painted to match the adjacent wall.

4.04.02.5 Utility connections should be screened or painted to blend in with the exterior materials to which they are mounted.

4.05 GREEN BUILDING MEASURES AND RENEWABLE ENERGY

FEATURES

4.05.02 ON-SITE LANDSCAPE DESIGN PRINCIPLES
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4.05.02.1 Protect existing soil conditions and mature planting.

4.05.02.2 Encourage the selection of drought tolerant plant materials that are compatible with local climate and topography and that require little or no irrigation during the dry season.

4.05.02.3 Encourage the employment of Bay-Friendly Landscaping principles in landscape design and maintenance.

4.05.02.4 Strategically place shade trees to reduce building energy consumption.

4.05.02.5 Develop efficient irrigation systems that use plant-specific or pop-up irrigation emitters to eliminate excessive water use.

4.05.02.6 Consider treating storm water on-site as much as possible, using devices such as bioretention planter boxes, cisterns, bioswales, vegetated swales and rain gardens to prevent excessive water runoff.

4.05.02.7 For paved areas, consider using permeable paving, as recommended in Chapter 3, Section 3.11 of the Guidelines, to reduce water runoff.

7.02 SITE DEVELOPMENT

7.02.02 AMENITIES ON-SITE: NEIGHBORHOOD COMPATIBILITY

7.02.02.1 Landscaping on commercial and mixed-use properties should complement the landscape treatments on adjacent properties.

7.02.02.2 Along property lines abutting single-family residences, landscaping should provide screening and privacy for the adjacent residences.

7.02.02.3 Along the street facing frontage, smaller scale design elements such as container plantings and window boxes should be considered to enhance the pedestrian experience.

7.02.02.4 Where facades are set back from the property line, paving within setback areas should be distinctively different from the adjacent public sidewalk. As appropriate, plazas or outdoor seating areas located adjacent to sidewalks may be separated from the sidewalk by landscaping, raised planters, or similar features.

7.06 EXTERIOR BUILDING SIGNAGE

7.06.01 AESTHETIC DESIGN: ON-SITE COMPATIBILITY

7.06.01.1 Provide a consistent building signage program that is compatible with the building design. Discourage the obscuring of building elements with building signage.

7.06.01.2 Limit the location and number of signs for each commercial space.

7.06.01.3 Limit the exterior lighting of building signage to avoid light trespassing to adjacent properties and to residential units above the ground floor. Lighted signs should be lit only during business hours.

7.06.01.4 Discourage the use of back-lit signage.

APPLICABLE GENERAL PLAN POLICIES
Land Use Policy 2.1: Neighborhood-Serving Emphasis - On the city’s limited commercial land supply, strongly encourage activities that meet the needs of Piedmont residents rather than larger region-serving activities. By supporting local-serving businesses in these areas, Piedmont can advance its goals of reducing driving, promoting walking, and creating a more balanced and well-rounded community.

Natural Resources and Sustainability Policy 15.2: Alternative Fuel Vehicles - Encourage the use of cleaner-burning fuels and low-emission vehicles. This could include providing infrastructure for “plug-in” vehicles; hydrogen fuel pumps at the city’s gas stations; and a gradual Attachment B Agenda Report Page 31
switch to hybrid, electric, or alternative fuel vehicles for the City fleet.

Climate Action Plan Priority 4: Drive a Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV): Petroleum‐fueled personal vehicle use is the single largest source of emissions in Piedmont. Purchasing an electric or other zero emissions vehicle is another significant action that can be taken. When combined with the use of 100% renewable electricity, electric vehicles become significantly more impactful, as the additional electricity required for charging the vehicle would no longer be linked to electricity generated from fossil fuels. The City will investigate the possibility of installing public EV charging stations in public areas within Piedmont.

Climate Action Plan Objective T-4: Accelerate the adoption of Zero Emissions Vehicles (ZEVs) in Piedmont: Install EV chargers in the Civic Center area, Grand Avenue commercial zone, and other commonly traveled locations in Piedmont, develop an ordinance to require EV charger pre-wiring in any garage remodel, and require pre-wiring for EV charging in new construction
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1 Joshua Muller
From: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2024 4:04 PM
To: Kevin Jackson
Cc: Joshua Muller; [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: RE: 29 Wildwood Avenue
Attachments: RE: 29 Wildwood Underground Equipment Vault Request [EXTERNAL] This email originated from an external source. Please use judgment and caution when opening attachments, clicking links, or responding.

Hello Kevin
In response to your questions, please see below. Note your follow up question regarding solid waste is addressed in the below response.

Also, please see attached the correspondence from PG&E detailing why an subsurface equipment is not possible. The policy document and section code is included. As conveyed to Shell, PG&E policy is based on safety and maintenance concerns.

We expect to have a statement with regards to our continued pursuit of 24/7 hours of operation by EOD Tuesday Nov 12.

Please reach out to us with any questions or comments.

Regards,
Lydell
o Will the lighting be dimmed during certain nighttime hours?  Shell is able to program the lighting to be dimmed at night based on community / AHJ feedback. The lighting will be dimmed to maintain visibility of the chargers and provide a safe experience to customers while aligning with existing, oƯ site light sources as shown in our Site Lighting Photometric Plan submitted with the building permit. 
o Will the security cameras be monitored 24/7?
 Shell's in-house operations team is working with our security camera provider to setup and manage an automated 24/7 alert management response system. Alerts will be triggered by events such as a vehicle parked at the site for an extended period of time, person(s) on-site for an extended period of time, debris blocking access to part of the site, and vandalism Attachment C Agenda Report Page 33
2 (whether captured via an alert or by reviewing the camera feed and/or hourly snapshot notification). Alerts will be received by Shell’s operations team and/or vendors and escalated to the appropriate groups as needed depending on the severity of the incident whether it be our maintenance provider or the police. Hourly snapshots will also be routed to Shell teams and/or vendors to review security camera footage and ensure the site remains in good operating conditions. Security camera footage will be stored in the cloud providing the ability to review past footage to determine the causes of any security events and/or site operations issues. To report any non-life threatening issues both drivers and the public should call Shell's 24/7 customer support hotline at 1-855-900-7584. For any immediate life threatening emergencies drivers and the public are advised to call 911. o How often will on-site maintenance occur? Who will empty the trash and recycling containers, and where will the carts or bins be stored for collection by the City’s franchised waste hauler, Republic Services?
 Site maintenance and visits will occur weekly through a third party vendor with waste removal taking place twice a week. There will not be dumpsters on-site and the waste management vendor will remove waste from the site (both trash cans and litter on property) and dispose it at their own local facility. Republic Services will not be required to do trash pick at this site.
o Is Shell proposing a fence to enclose its equipment as shown on the plans? If not, how does Shell plan to screen and provide barrier to the equipment?
 Shell will be installing a Trex fence to enclose the equipment as shown in the plans. This is what has been submitted in the Building Permit.
o Is all the lighting canned light fixtures on the underside of the canopies? Or are you proposing lighting on poles?
 No, there will be perimeter lighting that is pole mounted and is shielded. There will be light fixtures on the underside of the canopies.

From: Kevin Jackson <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 5, 2024 9:13 AM
To: Lauro, Lydell LD SOPUS-DRR/U/E24 <[email protected]>; Randolph, Jeremy S SOPUS-DRR/U/E5 <[email protected]>
Cc: Joshua Muller <[email protected]>
Subject: FW: 29 Wildwood Avenue
Think Secure. This email is from an external source.

Lydell and Jeremy,
Since I haven’t received a response I’m following up on the message below sent on October 30th. Can you confirm receipt?
Also, I don’t think the plans have adequately considered solid waste collection. You will need to receive service from the City’s franchised waste hauler, Republic Services. You might want to reach out to them to see what service they’d provide for the type of waste expected. I don’t see a storage area in the plans for carts or bins. You will have to complete a de minimis waiver if they want to omit organics or recycling.

The City Code has standards for the storage of solid waste carts/bins. Chapter 9. Section 6.4.B.

Thanks,
Kevin Jackson, AICP Planning & Building Director
City of Piedmont, 120 Vista Avenue, Piedmont, CA 94611
Tel: (510) 420-3039 Fax: (510) 658-3167
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https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/rMGm1oM/PiedmontPlanBuild “ From: Kevin Jackson
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2024 10:53 AM
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Cc: Joshua Muller <[email protected]>
Subject: 29 Wildwood Avenue
Lydell and Jeremy,
At its meeting on October 28th the Planning Commission made a separate motion recommending that Shell provide information on the possibilities of placing the PG&E transformer and switch panel, and the Shell power cabinets underground. By Friday, November 8, 2024, please provide a written statement addressing the possibility of placing the equipment underground and what the tradeoffs might be between the above ground or below ground placement (e.g., noise, water, cost, etc.).

Also, the Shell team should provide answers to several questions about the project, including:
 Will the lighting be dimmed during certain nighttime hours?  Will the security cameras be monitored 24/7?
 How often will on-site maintenance occur? Who will empty the trash and recycling containers, and where will the carts or bins be stored for collection by the City’s franchised waste hauler, Republic Services?  Is Shell proposing a fence to enclose its equipment as shown on the plans? If not, how does Shell plan to screen and provide barrier to the equipment?
 Is all the lighting canned light fixtures on the underside of the canopies? Or are you proposing lighting on poles? Regards,
Kevin Jackson, AICP Planning & Building Director
City of Piedmont, 120 Vista Avenue, Piedmont, CA 94611
Tel: (510) 420-3039 Fax: (510) 658-3167
Receive Planning & Building Department news emails by subscribing at:
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1 Joshua Muller
From: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2024 10:29 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: RE: 29 Wildwood Underground Equipment Vault Request Attachments: ELEC_RULES_29.pdf
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Classification: Public
Hi Jeremy,
Thanks for checking in again. Per Rule 29 sec D.3.c, PG&E no longer accepts requests for subsurface equipment.

Pad mounted equipment is considered PG&Es standard installation. This site has room for pad mounted equipment and, therefore, that is what PG&E will install. PG&E updated the tariƯs with the CPUC a few years ago because pad mounted equipment is safer for crews to maintain. PG&E is not the only utility that has gone this route due to safety and maintenance concerns.

I attached the entire R29 for your reference.

Thank you,
Liz
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3 From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 4, 2024 11:46 AM
To: Friedman, Liz <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: RE: 29 Wildwood Underground Equipment Vault Request CAUTION: EXTERNAL SENDER!
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Hey Liz,
Following up to see if you have any information that you can provide on the underground vault request for Piedmont. We need to respond to the city this week so any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Jeremy Randolph
EPCM Manager – E-Mobility
Shell
Mob: +1 (305)499-0274
[email protected] | Connect on LinkedIn | www.shell.com From: Randolph, Jeremy S SOPUS-DRR/U/E5
Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2024 1:27 PM
To: Friedman, Liz <[email protected]>
Cc: Lauro, Lydell LD SOPUS-DRR/U/E24 <[email protected]>; Lyons, Mat J SOPUS-DRR/U/E24 <[email protected]> Subject: 29 Wildwood Underground Equipment Vault Request Hey Liz,
Thank you for taking the time to speak to me earlier in regards to the potential for an underground vault at Shell’s EV project at 29 Wildwood Ave in Piedmont. For recording purposes as we discussed, would it be possible to reply with the notes on why moving both the pad mounted transformer and switch underground isn’t feasible for this project?
Regards,
Jeremy Randolph
EPCM Manager – E-Mobility
Shell
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4 Mob: +1 (305)499-0274
[email protected] | Connect on LinkedIn | www.shell.com Connect with us:

You can read about PG&E’s data privacy practices at PGE.com/privacy.

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Sincerely,
Bernice Gallagher
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cameras will be manned or monitored. Nor do they offer what response times residents can anticipate for security issues, emergencies, and repairs.

However, while no operational data exists for the new EV Hubs, substantial data is available to document Shell Recharge's track record to date. The Alternative Fuels Data Center, (afdc.energy.gov) updates this information and data daily, (spreadsheet attached). In California, Shell ReCharge currently has EV Chargers installed at 686 locations providing 1,920 charging ports. Only 47% of these locations are 24/7 operations. At 210, or 30% of these locations, there are 327 "temporarily unavailable" chargers comprising 17% of the total charger inventory. The AFDC defines temporarily unavailable as "out of service for an extended period due to maintenance or other issues." This is not the best maintenance track record and should be of concern in Piedmont's most active crime area. For example, the EVGo chargers under the 580 freeway by the Farmer's Market have been temporarily unavailable for 6 months, supposedly because the owner is disinclined to replace the stolen charging cables yet again.

It remains to be seen if Shell will be able to meet the noise limits imposed by the city building code when they install along the neighboring residential property line those fast charger transformers that are designed for highway service centers and mall parking lots. At the Planning Commission meeting, the project manager, Jeremy Randolph, stated that PG&E said undergrounding the equipment was not possible. A subsequent motion passed by the Commission requires Shell to document this contention prior to the City Council meeting.

To ensure residents receive the service Shell is promising, the Conditional Use Permit should set a 95% minimum threshold for reliability and uptime. As the site will be unattended, the CUP should also define response times for emergency maintenance or critical issues as well as for non-urgent issues like routine maintenance or minor faults. Regular inspections, cleaning, trash removal, and general upkeep of EV chargers and the grounds should also be required.

Of the 489 Shell Recharge reviews on Trustpilot.com, 85% rate the service 1 star out of 5. This is obviously not very good, and the city should endeavor to ensure that the ratings can improve with Shell's addition of their "Flagship" EV Hub installation at the "Gateway to Piedmont".

Warm Regards,
Don and Dianne Dare
P.S.

When asked for a list of other Shell ReCharge EV Hub sites in development, Shell project manager Jeremy Randolph did not provide a list, but offered "The majority of the locations are within the vicinity of residential properties." I managed to find most of the sites on the internet. You can use Google Maps Street View to visit them and see how dissimilar they are to 29 Wildwood.

Other Shell Recharge EV Hub sites in development
701 W. Manchester Blvd., Inglewood, CA - next to the 405 freeway 422 Avenida De La Estrella, San Clemente, CA - next to the 5 freeway 5253 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin TX 78751 - next door to a tattoo shop Attachment D Agenda Report Page 43
2915 South First Street, Austin TX 78704 - next to a strip mall 3497 Highway 6, Sugarland TX 77478 - in a mall parking lot 208 Main St., Houston TX 77002 - downtown Houston less than half a mile from Interstate 10
4315 Washington Ave., Houston TX 77007 - No zoning laws!! 801 W 23rd St., Houston, TX 77008 - No zoning laws!!
216 Tuam St., Houston TX 77006 - No zoning laws!!
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Fuel Type Code Station Name Street Address City State ZIP Station Phone Status Code Expected Date Groups With Access Code Access Days Time Cards AcceptBD Blends NG Fill Type CNG PSI EV Level1 EV EV Level2 EV EV DC Fast CoEV Network Date Last Confirmed Updated At Open Date EV Connecto Country ELEC LADWP ‐ Van Nuys Payment Center 6550 Van Nuys Blvd Los Angeles CA 91405 800‐342‐5397 E Public 24 hours daily 14 4 Non‐Networked 9/14/2023 2024‐01‐31 22:07:01 UTC 2/1/2016 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Arrowhead Regional Medical Ctr 400 N Pepper Ave Colton CA 92324 855‐900‐7584 T 2/8/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:23 UTC 5/1/2015 J1772 US ELEC Riverside City Hall 3900 N Main St Riverside CA 92522 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:37 UTC 6/14/2018 CHADEMO J1US ELEC 650 W Adams 650 W Adams Blvd Los Angeles CA 90007 855‐900‐7584 T 8/10/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:16 UTC 8/15/2016 J1772 US ELEC AQMD ‐ gateway D32 21865 Copley Drive Diamond Bar CA 91765 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 9 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:10 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Westchester Loyola Village 7114 Westmachester Ave Los Angeles CA 90045 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:51 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Santo Antonio Dr 1099 S San Antonio Drive Colton CA 92324 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:28 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Orange Street Parking 222 North Orange St Glendale CA 91203 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 12 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:33 UTC 4/17/2017 J1772 J1772CUS ELEC 6514 Lankershim 6514 Lankershim Blvd North Hollywood CA 91606 855‐900‐7584 T 8/18/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:35 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 20152 Roscoe 20152 Roscoe Blvd Winnetka CA 91306 855‐900‐7584 T 7/1/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:35 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 USELEC 929 S Wilton 929 S Wilton Pl Los Angeles CA 90019 855‐900‐7584 T 7/6/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:35 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 6310 Van Nuys 6310 Van Nuys Blvd Van Nuys CA 91401 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:35 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 16772 Chatsworth 16772 Chatsworth St Granada Hills CA 91344 855‐900‐7584 T 2/28/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:36 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Encino Library 18231 W Ventura Blvd Tarzana CA 91356 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:37 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Chatsworth Library 21252 Devonshire St Chatsworth CA 91311 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:37 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 757 China Town 900 N Broadway Ave Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 T 5/10/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:37 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Studio City Library 12511 Moorpark St Studio City CA 91604 855‐900‐7584 T 10/25/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:37 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Sun Valley 7935 Vineland Ave. Sun Valley CA 91352 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:37 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Silverlake Library 2411 Glendale Ave Los Angeles CA 90039 855‐900‐7584 T 3/30/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:37 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Expo ‐ Dr Mary McLeod Beyhune 3900 S Western Ave Los Angeles CA 90062 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:38 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 670 Cherokee 1710 N Cherokee Ave Hollywood CA 90028 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:38 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Lake View Terrace Branch 12002 Osborne Ave Sylmar CA 91342 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:38 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 601 Friar 14401 Friar St Van Nuys CA 91401 855‐900‐7584 T 10/25/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:38 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 629 Sherman Oaks 14591 Dickens St Sherman Oaks CA 91403 855‐900‐7584 T 4/11/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:38 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 690 Studio City Lot 12225 Ventura Blvd Studio City CA 91604 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 5 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:38 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 731 Venice Beach 200 N Venice Blvd Venice CA 90291 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:39 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 752 SFV Civic Ctr 6265 Sylmar St Van Nuys CA 91401 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 5 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:39 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 745 Hollywood Highland 6801 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood CA 90028 855‐900‐7584 T 3/1/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:39 UTC 9/1/2014 J1772 US ELEC Topanga PD 21501 Schoenborn St Canoga Park CA 91304 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:39 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Mission Area PD 11121 Sepulveda Blvd Mission Hills CA 91345 855‐900‐7584 T 7/12/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:39 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Valley Plaza Library 12311 Vanowen St North Hollywood CA 91605 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:39 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Mid Valley Regional Library 16244 Nordhoff St North Hills CA 91343 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:39 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 680 Broxton 1036 Broxton Ave Westwood CA 90024 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:40 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 763 Aiso 101 Judge John Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 T 11/1/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:40 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 702 Hollywood Vine 1627 Vine St Los Angeles CA 90028 855‐900‐7584 T 5/10/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:40 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC JWPCP 24501 S. Figueroa Street Carson CA 90745 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 8 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:12 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC Joint Administration Office 1955 Workman Mill Rd. Whittier CA 90601 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 24 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:13 UTC 6/14/2018 J1772 US ELEC 7009 Sunset Blvd 7009 Sunset Blvd Los Angeles CA 90028 855‐900‐7584 T 9/24/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:16 UTC 6/20/2018 J1772 US ELEC 7758 W Sunset 7758 W Sunset Blvd Los Angeles CA 90046 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:19 UTC 8/1/2018 J1772 US ELEC 16851 Victory Blvd 16851 Victory Blvd Los Angeles CA 91406 855‐900‐7584 T 2/12/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:16 UTC 8/2/2018 J1772 US ELEC 4940 Van Nuys Blvd 4940 Van Nuys Blvd Los Angeles CA 91403 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:17 UTC 8/2/2018 J1772 US ELEC 9711 Laurel Canyon Blvd 9711 Laural Canyon Blvd Los Angeles CA 91331 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:19 UTC 8/2/2018 J1772 US ELEC 1547 Westwood Blvd 1547 Westwood Blvd Los Angeles CA 91403 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:15 UTC 8/3/2018 J1772 US ELEC 4245 Lankershim Blvd 4245 Lankershim Blvd Los Angeles CA 90007 855‐900‐7584 T 6/21/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:15 UTC 8/3/2018 J1772 US ELEC 10432 Sepulveda 10432 Sepulveda Los Angeles CA 91345 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:16 UTC 8/3/2018 J1772 US ELEC 11901 Santa Monica Blvd 11901 Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles CA 90007 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:16 UTC 8/3/2018 J1772 US ELEC 3182 McClintock Ave 3182 McClintock Ave Los Angeles CA 90007 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:20 UTC 8/4/2018 J1772 US ELEC 312 W 37th St 312 W 37th St Los Angeles CA 90007 855‐900‐7584 T 9/19/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:17 UTC 8/11/2018 J1772 US ELEC 14410 Sylvan St 14410 Sylvan St Los Angeles CA 91401 855‐900‐7584 T 7/1/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:17 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 521401‐City of San Mateo 1949 Pacific Blvd. San Mateo CA 94403 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:20 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 116 S Avenue 60 116 S Avenue 60 Los Angeles CA 90042 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:21 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 662 Vermont Ave 662 Vermont Ave Los Angeles CA 90005 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:21 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 1726 S La Cienega Blvd 1726 S La Cienega Blvd Los Angeles CA 90035 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:21 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 3959 Laurel Canyon Blvd 3959 Laurel Canyon Blvd Los Angeles CA 91602 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:21 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 4259 Leimert Blvd 4259 Leimert Blvd Los Angeles CA 90008 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:22 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 4648 Lankershim Blvd 4648 Lankershim Blvd Los Angeles CA 91602 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:22 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 5324 Laurel Canyon Blvd 5324 Laurel Canyon Blvd Los Angeles CA 91607 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:22 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 12860 Encinitas Ave 12860 Encinitas Ave Los Angeles CA 91342 855‐900‐7584 T 6/17/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:22 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 6545 Foothill Blvd 6545 Foothill Blvd Los Angeles CA 91042 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:22 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 13631 Van Nuys Blvd 13631 Van Nuys Blvd Los Angeles CA 91331 855‐900‐7584 T 12/2/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:22 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 10331 Langdon Ave 10331 Langdon Ave Los Angeles CA 91345 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:22 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 14510 Nordhoff St 14510 Nordhoff St Los Angeles CA 91402 855‐900‐7584 T 10/13/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:23 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 7677 Sunset Blvd 7677 Sunset Blvd Los Angeles CA 91602 855‐900‐7584 T 2/23/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:23 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 6616 Sunset Blvd 6616 Sunset Blvd Los Angeles CA 90028 855‐900‐7584 T 9/11/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:23 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 4519 Pico Blvd 4519 Pico Blvd Los Angeles CA 90064 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:23 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 8155 Foothill Blvd 8155 Foothill Blvd Los Angeles CA 91040 855‐900‐7584 T 8/10/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:23 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 19243 Victory Blvd 19243 Victory Blvd Los Angeles CA 91335 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:24 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 10875 Pico Blvd 10875 Pico Blvd Los Angeles CA 90064 855‐900‐7584 T 7/1/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:24 UTC 9/27/2018 J1772 US ELEC 20157 Ventura Blvd 20157 Ventura Blvd Los Angeles CA 91364 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:23 UTC 10/4/2018 J1772 US ELEC 598 W 27th St 560 W 27th St Los Angeles CA 90007 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:16 UTC 12/26/2018 J1772 US ELEC Joint Service Center 1230 W. 3rd St Los Angeles CA 90017 855‐900‐7584 T 10/1/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:24 UTC 12/26/2018 CHADEMO J1US ELEC 18711 Sherman Way 18711 Sherman Way Los Angeles CA 91335 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:25 UTC 12/26/2018 J1772 US ELEC 520602‐Irvine Transportation 15215 Barranca Pkwy Irvine CA 92618 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 8 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:25 UTC 2/16/2019 J1772 US ELEC 521420‐Campos Family Vineyards 3501 Byer Road Byron CA 94514 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:29 UTC 4/13/2019 J1772 US ELEC 521422‐Ghiradelli Square 900 North Point St. San Francisco CA 94109 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:29 UTC 5/19/2019 J1772 US ELEC 521406‐222 2nd St 222 2nd St. San Francisco CA 94105 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:30 UTC 5/25/2019 J1772 US ELEC OutletsAtTejon_Arvin_S 5701 Outlets at Tejon Parkway Suite 170 Arvin CA 93203 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 16 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:14 UTC 6/28/2019 J1772 US ELEC RenaissanceApts_Sunnyvale_S 718 Old San Francisco Road Sunnyvale CA 94086 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 8 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:25 UTC 6/28/2019 J1772 US ELEC City Hall East P1 201 N Los Angeles St Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 11 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:26 UTC 7/2/2019 J1772 US ELEC 521316‐Mater Dei Catholic 1615 Mater Dei Dr, Chula Vista CA 91913 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 10 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:31 UTC 7/11/2019 J1772 US ELEC 874 S LOS ANGELES ST 874 S LOS ANGELES ST Los Angeles CA 90014 855‐900‐7584 T 9/19/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:34 UTC 8/14/2019 J1772 US ELEC 2061 W 8TH ST 2061 W 8TH ST Los Angeles CA 90057 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:39 UTC 8/14/2019 J1772 US ELEC 248 E 9TH ST 248 E 9TH ST Los Angeles CA 90015 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:40 UTC 8/14/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1709 N MARIPOSA AVE 1709 N MARIPOSA AVE Los Angeles CA 90027 855‐900‐7584 T 3/11/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:32 UTC 8/15/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1689 N ALEXANDRIA AVE 1689 N ALEXANDRIA AVE Los Angeles CA 90027 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:39 UTC 8/15/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1710 N KENMORE AVE 1710 N KENMORE AVE Los Angeles CA 90027 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:40 UTC 8/15/2019 J1772 US ELEC 2829 N FIGUEROA ST 2829 N FIGUEROA ST Los Angeles CA 90065 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:33 UTC 8/21/2019 J1772 US ELEC 367 S LOS ANGELES ST 367 S LOS ANGELES ST Los Angeles CA 90013 855‐900‐7584 T 8/10/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:33 UTC 8/21/2019 J1772 US ELEC 3622 N EAGLE ROCK BLVD 3622 N EAGLE ROCK BLVD Los Angeles CA 90065 855‐900‐7584 T 11/2/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:37 UTC 8/21/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1148 S WESTERN AVE 1148 S WESTERN AVE Los Angeles CA 90006 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:40 UTC 8/21/2019 J1772 US ELEC 10436 S SAN PEDRO ST 10436 S SAN PEDRO ST Los Angeles CA 90003 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:37 UTC 8/24/2019 J1772 US Attachment D Agenda Report Page 45
ELEC 637 W 6TH ST 637 W 6TH ST Los Angeles CA 90732 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:38 UTC 8/24/2019 J1772 US ELEC 237 W 108TH ST 237 W 108TH ST Los Angeles CA 90044 855‐900‐7584 T 8/13/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:38 UTC 8/24/2019 J1772 US ELEC 582 W 6TH ST 582 W 6TH ST Los Angeles CA 90731 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:39 UTC 8/24/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1811 W 106TH ST 1811 W 106TH ST Los Angeles CA 90047 855‐900‐7584 T 9/25/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:40 UTC 8/24/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1179 S WEYMOUTH AVE 1179 S WEYMOUTH AVE Los Angeles CA 90732 855‐900‐7584 T 8/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:38 UTC 8/28/2019 J1772 US ELEC 817 N KING AVE 817 N KING AVE Los Angeles CA 90744 855‐900‐7584 T 3/20/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:40 UTC 8/28/2019 J1772 US ELEC 757 N FRIES AVE 757 N FRIES AVE Los Angeles CA 90744 855‐900‐7584 T 10/15/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:41 UTC 8/28/2019 J1772 US ELEC 21032 Devonshire 21032 Devonshire St Chatsworth CA 91311 855‐900‐7584 T 6/6/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:36 UTC 8/30/2019 J1772 US ELEC 13651 ROSCOE BLVD 13651 ROSCOE BLVD Panorama City CA 91402 855‐900‐7584 T 11/9/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:32 UTC 8/30/2019 J1772 US ELEC 14509 W ARMINTA ST 14509 W ARMINTA ST Los Angeles CA 91402 855‐900‐7584 T 11/2/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:35 UTC 8/30/2019 J1772 US ELEC 7760 N WOODMAN AVE 7760 N WOODMAN AVE Los Angeles CA 91402 855‐900‐7584 T 11/8/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:36 UTC 8/30/2019 J1772 US ELEC 7204 RUBIO AVE 7204 N RUBIO AVE Los Angeles CA 91406 855‐900‐7584 T 6/4/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:36 UTC 8/30/2019 J1772 US ELEC 6173 N SEPULVEDA BLVD 6173 N SEPULVEDA BLVD Los Angeles CA 91411 855‐900‐7584 T 9/8/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:34 UTC 9/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 11435 W VANOWEN ST 11435 W VANOWEN ST Los Angeles CA 91605 855‐900‐7584 T 8/22/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:35 UTC 9/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 12119 W VANOWEN ST 12119 W VANOWEN ST Los Angeles CA 91605 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:35 UTC 9/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 12581 W VANOWEN ST 12581 W VANOWEN ST Los Angeles CA 91605 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:35 UTC 9/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 12479 W VANOWEN ST 12479 W VANOWEN ST Los Angeles CA 91605 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:35 UTC 9/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 6744 N LANKERSHIM BLVD 6744 N LANKERSHIM BLVD Los Angeles CA 91606 855‐900‐7584 T 1/8/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:36 UTC 9/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 14158 W OXNARD ST 14158 W OXNARD ST Los Angeles CA 91316 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:36 UTC 9/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 8268 N SUNLAND BLVD 8268 N SUNLAND BLVD Los Angeles CA 91352 855‐900‐7584 T 1/31/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:41 UTC 9/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 254 E MANCHESTER AVE 254 E MANCHESTER Los Angeles CA 90003 855‐900‐7584 T 5/31/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:42 UTC 9/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 3181 S Sepulveda 3181 S sepulveda Blvd Los Angeles CA 90043 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:36 UTC 10/12/2019 J1772 US ELEC Olympic PD 1130 S Vermont Ave Los Angeles CA 90006 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:40 UTC 10/12/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1355 E Colorado 1355 E. Colorado Glendale CA 91205 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:41 UTC 10/12/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1204 S Hill St 1204 S Hill St Los Angeles CA 90015 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:24 UTC 10/12/2019 J1772 US ELEC 9064 N TOPANGA CANYON BLVD 9064 N TOPANGA CANYON BLVD Los Angeles CA 90290 855‐900‐7584 T 8/18/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:34 UTC 10/12/2019 J1772 US ELEC 8624 S DENKER AVE 8624 S DENKER AVE Los Angeles CA 90047 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:37 UTC 10/12/2019 J1772 US ELEC 414 S LOS ANGELES ST 414 S LOS ANGELES ST Los Angeles CA 90014 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:39 UTC 10/12/2019 J1772 US ELEC 13640 Foothill Blvd 13640 Foothill Blvd Sylmar CA 91342 855‐900‐7584 T 7/8/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:35 UTC 11/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1323 Highland Ave 1323 Highland Ave Los Angeles CA 90028 855‐900‐7584 T 3/31/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:16 UTC 11/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 10984 Santa Monica Blvd 10984 Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles CA 90025 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:17 UTC 11/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1383 Sunset Blvd 1383 Sunset Blvd Los Angeles CA 90026 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:17 UTC 11/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 3413 CAHUENGA BLVD 3413 CAHUENGA BLVD Studio CIty CA 90068 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:33 UTC 11/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1215 N GAFFEY ST 1215 N GAFFEY ST Los Angeles CA 90731 855‐900‐7584 T 3/20/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:38 UTC 11/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC 1208 N GAFFEY ST 1208 N GAFFEY ST Los Angeles CA 90731 855‐900‐7584 T 7/8/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:39 UTC 11/27/2019 J1772 US ELEC Adelante Selby School 170 Selby Lane Atherton CA 94027 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 14 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:43 UTC 12/5/2019 J1772 US ELEC Clifford School 225 Clifford Avenue Redwood City CA 94062 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 25 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:43 UTC 12/5/2019 J1772 US ELEC 4373 S CENTRAL AVE 4373 S CENTRAL AVE Los Angeles CA 90011 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:38 UTC 12/7/2019 J1772 US ELEC 10320 S WILMINGTON AVE 10320 S WILMINGTON AVE Los Angeles CA 90002 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:40 UTC 12/10/2019 J1772 USELEC 10455 S WILMINGTON AVE 10455 S WILMINGTON AVE Los Angeles CA 90002 855‐900‐7584 T 8/13/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:40 UTC 12/10/2019 J1772 US ELEC 10719 S WESTERN AVE 10719 S WESTERN AVE Los Angeles CA 90047 855‐900‐7584 T 11/28/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:41 UTC 12/10/2019 J1772 US ELEC 11220 Ventura Blvd 11220 Ventura Blvd Studio City CA 91604 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:16 UTC 12/11/2019 J1772 US ELEC 931 S GRAND AVE 931 S GRAND AVE Los Angeles CA 90015 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:34 UTC 12/11/2019 J1772 US ELEC 412 S MAIN ST 412 S MAIN ST Los Angeles CA 90013 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:37 UTC 12/12/2019 J1772 US ELEC 7251 S FIGUEROA ST 7251 S FIGUEROA ST Los Angeles CA 90003 855‐900‐7584 T 8/10/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:39 UTC 12/12/2019 J1772 US ELEC LADWP ‐ John Ferraro Building 111 N Hope St Los Angeles CA 90012 E Public 24 hours daily 24 2 Non‐Networked 9/14/2023 2024‐01‐31 22:07:01 UTC 1/1/2016 CHADEMO J1US ELEC 1121 S SAN PEDRO ST 1121 S SAN PEDRO ST Los Angeles CA 90015 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:31 UTC 1/8/2020 J1772 US ELEC 1372 S DUNSMUIR AVE 1372 S DUNSMUIR AVE Los Angeles CA 90019 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:37 UTC 1/8/2020 J1772 US ELEC 15475 W ROSCOE BLVD 15475 W ROSCOE BLVD Los Angeles CA 91343 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:32 UTC 1/9/2020 J1772 US ELEC 18002 W NORDHOFF ST 18002 W NORDHOFF ST Los Angeles CA 90015 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:33 UTC 1/10/2020 J1772 US ELEC 20355 W VENTURA BLVD 20355 W VENTURA BLVD Los Angeles CA 91356 855‐900‐7584 T 8/10/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:33 UTC 1/10/2020 J1772 US ELEC 20774 W VENTURA BLVD 20774 W VENTURA BLVD Los Angeles CA 91364 855‐900‐7584 T 8/13/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:33 UTC 1/10/2020 J1772 US ELEC 12519 W ROSCOE BLVD 12519 W ROSCOE BLVD Los Angeles CA 91352 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:36 UTC 1/10/2020 J1772 US ELEC 8761 N VAN NUYS BLVD 8761 N VAN NUYS BLVD Los Angeles CA 91402 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:36 UTC 1/10/2020 J1772 US ELEC 11378 W VENTURA BLVD 11378 W VENTURA BLVD Los Angeles CA 91602 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:37 UTC 1/10/2020 J1772 US ELEC Marengo Garage 155 E Green St Pasadena CA 91105 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 19 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:45 UTC 1/10/2020 CHADEMO J1US ELEC 11278 N CORBIN AVE 11278 N CORBIN AVE Los Angeles CA 91326 855‐900‐7584 T 9/24/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:32 UTC 1/14/2020 J1772 US ELEC 7288 Sunset Blvd 7288 Sunset Blvd Los Angeles CA 90046 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:53 UTC 1/16/2020 J1772 US ELEC 1385 S HIGHLAND AVE 1385 S HIGHLAND AVE Los Angeles CA 90019 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:32 UTC 1/17/2020 J1772 US ELEC 1936 N DALY ST 1936 N DALY ST Los Angeles CA 90031 855‐900‐7584 T 10/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:33 UTC 2/1/2020 J1772 US ELEC 3925 W ADAMS BLVD 3925 W ADAMS BLVD Los Angeles CA 90018 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:39 UTC 2/1/2020 J1772 US ELEC 13816 W SHERMAN WAY 13816 W SHERMAN WAY Los Angeles CA 90201 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:35 UTC 2/11/2020 J1772 US ELEC SRSC‐Davidson_SanRafael_O 280 Woodland Ave San Rafael CA 94901 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 14 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:51 UTC 2/12/2020 J1772 US ELEC SRSC‐SunValley_SanRafael_O 75 Happy Lane San Rafael CA 94901 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 9 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:52 UTC 2/12/2020 J1772 US ELEC SRSC‐Coleman_SanRafael_O 800 BELLE AVE. SAN RAFAEL CA 94901 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 12 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:54 UTC 2/12/2020 J1772 US ELEC SRSC‐SanPedro_SanRafael_O 498 POINT SAN PEDRO R SAN RAFAEL CA 94901 855‐900‐7584 T 11/8/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 14 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:54 UTC 2/12/2020 J1772 US ELEC SRSC‐SRHigh_SanRafael_O 150 3RD STREET SAN RAFAEL CA 94901 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 16 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:55 UTC 2/12/2020 J1772 US ELEC 4206 E CHEVY CHASE DR 4206 E CHEVY CHASE DR Los Angeles CA 90039 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:36 UTC 2/13/2020 J1772 US ELEC 18415 VANOWEN ST 18415 Vanowen St Reseda CA 91335 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:55 UTC 2/13/2020 J1772 US ELEC 11647 VENTURA BLVD 11647‐A VENTURA BLVD Studio City CA 91604 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:33 UTC 2/15/2020 J1772 US ELEC Monterey Park 4100 Market Place Drive, Suite EV Monterey Park CA 91755 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:55 UTC 3/10/2020 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Bradshaw Shell 3591 Bradshaw Rd. Sacramento CA 95827 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:53 UTC 3/11/2020 CHADEMO J1USELEC 6131 N RESEDA BLVD 6131 N RESEDA BLVD Los Angeles CA 91335 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:34 UTC 3/21/2020 J1772 US ELEC 5334 S WESTERN AVE 5334 S WESTERN AVE Los Angeles CA 90043 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:41 UTC 3/21/2020 J1772 US ELEC 2261 Colorado Blvd 2261 Colorado Blvd Los Angeles CA 90041 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:59 UTC 4/15/2020 J1772 US ELEC 5216 Bakman Ave 5216 Bakman Ave North Hollywood CA 91601 855‐900‐7584 T 10/14/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:59 UTC 4/24/2020 J1772 US ELEC 5712 W Pico Blvd 5712 W Pico Blvd Los Angeles CA 90019 855‐900‐7584 T 8/24/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:59 UTC 4/24/2020 J1772 US ELEC 2310 Lillyvale Ave 2310 Lillyvale Los Angeles CA 90032 855‐900‐7584 T 2/7/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:00 UTC 4/26/2020 J1772 US ELEC 4977 Hollywood Blvd 4977 Hollywood Blvd Los Angeles CA 90027 855‐900‐7584 T 1/15/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:01 UTC 5/9/2020 J1772 US ELEC 9911 Beverly Green Dr 9911 Beverly Green Dr Los Angeles CA 90035 855‐900‐7584 T 8/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:02 UTC 5/9/2020 J1772 US ELEC 13831 Riverside Dr 13831 Riverside Dr Los Angeles CA 91423 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:02 UTC 5/9/2020 J1772 US ELEC 10654 Vinedale St 10654 Vinedale St Los Angeles CA 91352 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:03 UTC 5/9/2020 J1772 US ELEC 5217 Satsuma Ave 5217 Satsuma Ave North Hollywood CA 91601 855‐900‐7584 T 8/10/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:03 UTC 5/22/2020 J1772 US ELEC 19510 Ventura Blvd 19510 Ventura Blvd Tarzana CA 91356 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:03 UTC 5/22/2020 J1772 US ELEC 19545 Ventura Blvd 19545 Ventura Blvd Tarzana CA 91356 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:04 UTC 5/22/2020 J1772 US ELEC 5616 Hazeltine Ave 5616 Hazeltine Ave Los Angeles CA 91401 855‐900‐7584 T 1/15/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:04 UTC 5/22/2020 J1772 US ELEC 14431 Burbank Bl 14431 Burbank Blvd Sherman Oaks CA 91401 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:04 UTC 5/22/2020 J1772 US ELEC 2653 N PASADENA AVE 2653 N PASADENA AVE Los Angeles CA 90031 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:38 UTC 5/28/2020 J1772 US ELEC 16602 Marquez Ave 16602 Marquez Ave Pacific Palisades CA 90272 855‐900‐7584 T 10/24/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:05 UTC 6/4/2020 J1772 US ELEC 933 W Florence 933 W Florence Ave Los Angeles CA 90044 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:05 UTC 6/4/2020 J1772 US ELEC 18220 Western Ave 18220 Western Ave Los Angeles CA 90248 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:05 UTC 6/4/2020 J1772 US ELEC 17035 BURBANK BLVD 17035 BURBANK BLVD Los Angeles CA 90015 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:32 UTC 6/6/2020 J1772 US Attachment D Agenda Report Page 46
ELEC 11573 Erwin St 11573 Erwin St North Hollywood CA 91606 855‐900‐7584 T 8/18/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:06 UTC 6/10/2020 J1772 US ELEC 11121 Arminta St 11121 Arminta St Sun Valley CA 91352 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:06 UTC 6/10/2020 J1772 US ELEC 8124 Ratner St 8124 Ratner St Sun Valley CA 91352 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:06 UTC 6/10/2020 J1772 US ELEC 888 N Swarthmore Ave 888 N Swarthmore Ave Pacific Palisades CA 90272 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:05 UTC 6/13/2020 J1772 US ELEC 7218 Variel Ave 7218 Variel Ave Canoga Park CA 91303 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:06 UTC 6/13/2020 J1772 US ELEC 11066 Morrison St 11066 Morrison St North Hollywood CA 91601 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:06 UTC 6/13/2020 J1772 US ELEC 114 Washington Blvd 114 Washington Blvd Marina Del Rey CA 90292 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:59 UTC 6/16/2020 J1772 US ELEC 2431 S Sepulveda Blvd 2431 S Sepulveda Blvd Los Angeles CA 90064 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:07 UTC 6/16/2020 J1772 US ELEC 420 S Sepulveda Blvd 420 S Sepulveda Blvd Los Angeles CA 90049 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:07 UTC 6/18/2020 J1772 US ELEC 11233 Borden Ave 11233 Borden Ave Pacoima CA 91331 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:07 UTC 6/18/2020 J1772 US ELEC 16435 S Figueroa St 16435 S Figueroa St Gardena CA 90248 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:08 UTC 6/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC 676 S Rampart Blvd 676 S Rampart Blvd Los Angeles CA 90057 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:00 UTC 6/24/2020 J1772 US ELEC Glendale City Hall ‐ Isabel St 120 N Isabel Glendale CA 91206 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:35 UTC 6/25/2020 CHADEMO J1US ELEC 832 Laguna Ave 832 Laguna Ave Los Angeles CA 90026 855‐900‐7584 T 4/23/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:02 UTC 6/25/2020 J1772 US ELEC 1306 W Carson St 1306 W Carson St Torrance, CA CA 90501 855‐900‐7584 T 10/31/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:08 UTC 6/25/2020 J1772 US ELEC 120 W Florence Ave 120 W Florence Ave Los Angeles CA 90003 855‐900‐7584 T 7/28/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:09 UTC 6/25/2020 J1772 US ELEC 409 N Burlington Ave 409 N Burlington Ave Los Angeles CA 90026 855‐900‐7584 T 8/17/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:09 UTC 6/25/2020 J1772 US ELEC 611 N La Brea Ave 611 N La Brea Ave Los Angeles CA 90036 855‐900‐7584 T 3/23/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:09 UTC 6/25/2020 J1772 US ELEC 14500 Van Nuys Blvd 14500 Van Nuys Blvd Panorama City CA 91402 855‐900‐7584 T 10/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:12 UTC 7/9/2020 J1772 US ELEC 5617 S Central Ave 5617 S Central Ave Los Angeles CA 90011 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:08 UTC 7/10/2020 J1772 US ELEC 538 S NORMANDIE AVE 538 S NORMANDIE AVE Los Angeles CA 90020 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:38 UTC 7/16/2020 J1772 US ELEC 10424 LAUREL CANYON BLVD 10424 Laurel Canyon Blvd Los Angeles CA 91331 855‐900‐7584 T 6/7/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:41 UTC 7/16/2020 J1772 US ELEC 282 S Hill St 282 S Hill St Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 T 4/11/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:13 UTC 7/18/2020 J1772 US ELEC Connected Care 2260 University Drive Newport Beach CA 92660 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:12 UTC 7/18/2020 J1772 US ELEC SRSC‐TerraLinda_SanRafael_O 320 NOVA ALBION WAY SAN RAFAEL CA 94903 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 16 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:06 UTC 7/22/2020 J1772 US ELEC 3625 Cahuenga Blvd 3625 Cahuenga Blvd Los Angeles CA 90068 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:13 UTC 7/24/2020 J1772 US ELEC BSP ‐ RTR 1 10860 Gold Center Drive Rancho Cordova CA 95670 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 5 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:13 UTC 7/30/2020 CHADEMO J1US ELEC SRSC‐Glenwood_SanRafael_O 25 W. CASTLEWOOD DR. SAN RAFAEL CA 94901 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 14 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:57 UTC 9/24/2020 J1772 US ELEC 932 S Flower St 932 S Flower St Los Angeles CA 90015 855‐900‐7584 T 10/23/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:19 UTC 9/30/2020 J1772 US ELEC 420605‐Prizma 904 N. La Brea Los Angeles CA 90038 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:29 UTC 10/5/2020 J1772 US ELEC 2212 Sawtelle Blvd 2212 Sawtelle Blvd Los Angeles CA 90064 855‐900‐7584 T 8/10/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:21 UTC 10/13/2020 J1772 US ELEC 135 S AVENUE 50 135 S AVENUE 50 Los Angeles CA 90042 855‐900‐7584 T 12/14/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:37 UTC 10/13/2020 J1772 US ELEC 631 W 1st St 631 W 1st St Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:21 UTC 10/14/2020 J1772 US ELEC 14207 Sayre St 14207 Sayre St Sylmar CA 91342 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:35 UTC 10/24/2020 J1772 US ELEC 1000 N Western Ave 1000 N Western Ave San Pedro CA 90732 855‐900‐7584 T 1/15/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:36 UTC 10/24/2020 J1772 US ELEC Del Dios Middle School 1400 W 9th Ave Escondido CA 92025 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:20 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC Farr Elementary School 933 Farr Ave Escondido CA 92026 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:20 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC Orange Glen Elementary School 2861 Valley Parkway Escondido CA 92025 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:20 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC District Office 2310 Aldergrove Escondido CA 92025 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:20 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC Bernardo Elementary 1122 Mountain Heights Escondido CA 92029 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:21 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC Bear Valley Middle School 3003 Bear Valley Pkwy Escondido CA 92025 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:21 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC LR Green Elementary School 3115 Las Palmas Escondido CA 92025 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:21 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC Hidden Valley Middle School 2700 Reed Rd Escondido CA 92027 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:21 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC Oak Hill Elementary School 1820 Oak Hill Dr Escondido CA 92025 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:21 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC Quantum Academy 420 N Falconer Rd Escondido CA 92027 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:22 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC Rincon Middle School 925 Lehner Ave Escondido CA 92025 855‐900‐7584 T 4/11/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:22 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC Reidy Creek Elementary 2869 N Broadway Escondido CA 92026 855‐900‐7584 T 10/4/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:22 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC Rock Springs Elementary 1155 Deodar Rd Escondido CA 92026 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:22 UTC 11/19/2020 J1772 US ELEC City Hall East P2 201 N Los Angeles St Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 27 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:27 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC City Hall East P3 201 N Los Angeles St Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 18 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:27 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC City Hall East P4 201 N Los Angeles St Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 21 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:28 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC JAO DCFC 1955 Workman Mill Rd. Whittier CA 90601 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:56 UTC 1/5/2021 CHADEMO J1US ELEC AQMD ‐ gateway B4F 21865 Copley Drive Diamond Bar CA 91765 855‐900‐7584 T 11/8/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:13 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC AQMD ‐ gateway B99 21865 Copley Drive Diamond Bar CA 91765 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 8 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:15 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC AQMD ‐ gateway 784 21865 Copley Drive Diamond Bar CA 91765 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 5 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:33 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC aqmd ‐ 62E 21865 Copley Drive Diamond Bar CA 91765 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 5 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:33 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC Aqmd‐ gateway 2b5 21865 Copley Drive Diamond Bar CA 91765 855‐900‐7584 T 3/17/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:34 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC AQMD ‐ B98 21865 Copley Drive Diamond Bar CA 91765 855‐900‐7584 T 3/17/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:34 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC AQMD‐ gateway 780 21865 Copley Drive Diamond Bar CA 91765 855‐900‐7584 T 3/6/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:34 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC Gateway 2cd 21865 Copley Dr Diamond Bar CA 91765 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:34 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC AQMD ‐ 629 21865 Copley Drive Diamond Bar CA 91765 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 11 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:34 UTC 1/5/2021 J1772 US ELEC Tehachapi 421 W J St Tehachapi CA 93561 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:35 UTC 1/26/2021 J1772 US ELEC 521417_BART Lafayette 3601 Deer Hill Road Lafayette CA 94549 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:31 UTC 1/30/2021 J1772 US ELEC Fiesta Village 1405 E Washington St Colton CA 92324 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:24 UTC 2/12/2021 J1772 US ELEC Gonzales Community Center 670 North Colton Avenue Colton CA 92324 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:08 UTC 2/12/2021 J1772 US ELEC 663 N La Cadena Dr 663 N La Cadena Dr Colton CA 92324 855‐900‐7584 T 10/9/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:30 UTC 2/12/2021 J1772 US ELEC 18334 Sherman Way 18334 Sherman Way Reseda CA 91335 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:10 UTC 3/11/2021 J1772 US ELEC Galleria Blvd ‐ Roseville CA 1216 Galleria Blvd. Roseville CA 95678 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:46 UTC 4/2/2021 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Truxel Rd ‐ Sacramento CA 3721 Truxel Rd. Sacramento CA 95834 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:45 UTC 4/8/2021 CHADEMO J1USELEC 521423_St Marys Cathedral 1111 Gough St San Francisco CA 94014 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 9 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:30 UTC 4/29/2021 J1772 US ELEC Stockton Blvd ‐ Elk Grove CA 8830 E. Stockton Blvd. Elk Grove CA 95624 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:50 UTC 5/13/2021 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Lincoln Heights 2600 Artesian St Los Angeles CA 90031 213‐367‐5228 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 1/10/2023 2023‐02‐14 15:54:11 UTC 1/1/2016 CHADEMO J1USELEC Garey Ave ‐ Pomona CA 1518 N Garey Ave Pomona CA 91767 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:57 UTC 6/25/2021 CHADEMO J1USELEC Figueroa Plaza P1 201 N Figueroa St Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 22 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:56 UTC 7/9/2021 CHADEMO J1USELEC 2256 Colorado Blvd 2256 Colorado Blvd Los Angeles CA 90041 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:00 UTC 8/12/2021 J1772 US ELEC US 101 ‐ Smith River CA 10700 US‐101 Smith River CA 95567 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:09 UTC 8/25/2021 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Figueroa Plaza P2 201 N Figueroa St Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 22 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:06 UTC 9/1/2021 J1772 US ELEC 1901 Broadview Dr 1901 Broadview Dr Glendale CA 91208 855‐900‐7584 T 9/24/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:41 UTC 11/4/2021 J1772 US ELEC DS‐28 11107 Nebraska Ave Los Angeles CA 90025 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:47 UTC 1/13/2022 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Motel 6 ‐ Santa Nella CA 28821 Gonzaga Rd Santa Nella CA 95322 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:39 UTC 1/27/2022 CHADEMO J1USELEC City Hall Annex 14331 Frederick St. Moreno Valley CA 92553 855‐900‐7584 T 9/9/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:48 UTC 2/4/2022 CHADEMO J1USELEC 7952 W 3rd St 7952 W 3rd St Los Angeles CA 90048 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:59 UTC 2/5/2022 J1772 US ELEC 9909 Topanga 9909 Topanga Canyon Blvd Chatsworth CA 91311 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:36 UTC 2/7/2022 J1772 US ELEC Arroyo EV Charging Depot 64 E Glenarm St Pasadena CA 91106 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 5 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:16 UTC 2/17/2022 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Chowchilla 23519 Robertson Blvd Chowchilla CA 93610 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:17 UTC 2/17/2022 CHADEMO J1USELEC BSP ‐ RTR 5 10850 Gold Center Drive Rancho Cordova CA 95670 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 10 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:37 UTC 3/30/2022 J1772 US ELEC GoldenRain_WalnutCreek02_S 1751 Tice Creek Dr. Walnut Creek CA 94595 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 10 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:24 UTC 3/31/2022 J1772 US ELEC E Washington St 905 E Washington Street Colton CA 92324 855‐900‐7584 T 8/10/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:25 UTC 4/2/2022 J1772 US ELEC Rosemead High School ‐ Employee Parking 9063 Mission Drive Rosemead CA 91770 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 7 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:49 UTC 4/16/2022 J1772 US ELEC Mohave Dr 1298 Mohave Dr Colton CA 92324 855‐900‐7584 T 6/23/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:44 UTC 4/28/2022 J1772 US ELEC Arroyo High School 4921 Cedar Avenue El Monte CA 91732 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:50 UTC 5/19/2022 J1772 US ELEC Control Substation Hwy 168 West Bishop CA 93514 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:57 UTC 5/21/2022 J1772 US Attachment D Agenda Report Page 47
ELEC Santa Barbara SC 103 David Love Pl Goleta CA 93117 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:58 UTC 5/27/2022 J1772 US ELEC Glendale Civic Center Garage 650 E. Wilson Ave Glendale CA 91206 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:14 UTC 5/28/2022 J1772 US ELEC Walmart Super Center 12721 Moreno Beach Dr. Moreno CA 92555 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:47 UTC 5/29/2022 J1772 US ELEC Healdsburg 33 Healdsburg Ave Healdsburg CA 95448 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:59 UTC 7/2/2022 CHADEMO J1US ELEC 614 E Manchester 614 E Manchester Ave Los Angeles CA 90001 855‐900‐7584 T 6/21/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:05 UTC 7/5/2022 J1772 US ELEC Del Mar Garage EV 202 S Raymond Ave Pasadena CA 91105 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:20:41 UTC 7/26/2022 CHADEMO J1US ELEC CitySSF_MillerGarage_SSF_S 329 Miller Ave South San Francisco CA 94080 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 13 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:53 UTC 7/27/2022 J1772 US ELEC Northern Trans Regional Office 28250 Gateway Village Dr. Santa Clarita CA 91355 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:11 UTC 8/2/2022 J1772 US ELEC IWM 548 W Chevy Chase Dr. Glendale CA 91204 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:11 UTC 8/3/2022 J1772 US ELEC Mountain View High School 2900 Parkway Drive El Monte CA 91732 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:09 UTC 8/18/2022 J1772 US ELEC Fortuna 1805 Alamar Way Fortuna CA 95540 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:10 UTC 8/27/2022 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Crescent City 1000 Front St Crescent City CA 95531 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:00 UTC 8/31/2022 CHADEMO J1USELEC 6264 Selma Ave 6264 Selma Ave Los Angeles CA 90028 855‐900‐7584 T 1/19/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:19 UTC 9/3/2022 J1772 US ELEC 205 S WESTERN 205 S Western Ave Los Angeles CA 90004 855‐900‐7584 T 10/31/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:23 UTC 9/16/2022 J1772 US ELEC Willits 871 S Main St Willits CA 95490 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:20 UTC 10/4/2022 CHADEMO J1US ELEC 5609 N Figueroa St 5609 N Figueroa St Los Angeles CA 90008 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:23 UTC 10/20/2022 J1772 US ELEC 600 E 3rd St 600 E 3rd St Los Angeles CA 90013 855‐900‐7584 T 10/5/2023 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:34 UTC 10/20/2022 J1772 US ELEC Glendale Transportation Center 400 W Cerritos Ave Glendale CA 91204 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 10 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:03 UTC 11/2/2022 J1772 US ELEC 1922 Carmen Ave 1922 Carmen Ave Los Angeles CA 90068 855‐900‐7584 T 11/6/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:04 UTC 11/16/2022 J1772 US ELEC Miranda 6685 Avenue of the Giants Miranda CA 95553 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:20 UTC 11/17/2022 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Rector Substation 28361 Rd. 148 Visalia CA 93292 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:39 UTC 1/30/2023 J1772 US ELEC DS‐73 14061 Riverside Dr Sherman Oaks CA 91423 855‐900‐7584 T 5/3/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:42 UTC 2/8/2023 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Glendale Marketplace 120 Artsakh Ave. Glendale CA 91205 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 23 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:33 UTC 2/9/2023 J1772 US ELEC Orick 121200 US Hwy 101 Orick CA 95555 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:35 UTC 2/24/2023 CHADEMO J1US ELEC Eureka 1912 Broadway St. Eureka CA 95501 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:09 UTC 4/6/2023 CHADEMO J1USELEC BSP ‐ RTR 2 10951 White Rock Rd. Rancho Cordova CA 95670 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:39 UTC 4/26/2023 J1772 US ELEC Orion Alternative School 555 Ave Del Ora Redwood City CA 94062 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:35 UTC 5/26/2023 J1772 US ELEC Garfield Community School 3600 Middlefield Rd Menlo Park CA 94025 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:37 UTC 6/25/2023 J1772 US ELEC Leggett 66150 Drive Thru Tree Rd Leggett CA 95585 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:49 UTC 6/28/2023 CHADEMO J1US ELEC 14227 W Magnolia Blvd 14227 W Magnolia Blvd Van Nuys CA 91423 855‐900‐7584 T 9/8/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:03 UTC 6/29/2023 J1772 US ELEC Pacific Park 501 S Pacific Ave Glendale CA 91204 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 10 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:59 UTC 7/19/2023 J1772 US ELEC Hollywood Arts Collective 1630 Schrader Blvd Los Angeles CA 90028 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 22 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:07 UTC 7/20/2023 J1772 US ELEC CD14 Eagle Rock Municipal 2035 colorado blvd los angeles CA 90041 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:03 UTC 7/26/2023 J1772 US ELEC Personnel Building 700 E Temple Street Los Angeles CA 90012 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 12 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:18 UTC 8/11/2023 J1772 US ELEC Taft Community School 903 Tenth Ave Redwood City CA 94063 855‐900‐7584 T 11/2/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:39 UTC 8/17/2023 J1772 US ELEC DS‐136 22219 Victory Blvd Woodland Hills CA 91303 213‐367‐5228 E Public 24 hours daily 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 9/14/2023 2024‐01‐31 22:07:01 UTC 6/7/2022 CHADEMO J1US ELEC DS‐145 11131 National Blvd Los Angeles CA 90064 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:42 UTC 9/20/2023 CHADEMO J1USELEC Braude Building 6262 Van Nuys Blvd Van Nuys CA 91401 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 20 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:28 UTC 10/24/2023 J1772 US ELEC Hyperion ELC 12000 Vista Del Mar Playa Del Rey CA 90293 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:35 UTC 11/4/2023 J1772 US ELEC Terminal Island 445 Ferry Street San Pedro CA 90731 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:42 UTC 11/18/2023 J1772 US ELEC Shoppers Lane 410 Shoppers Lane Pasadena CA 91106 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:40 UTC 11/29/2023 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Mac Valley Oil 100 N Del Norte Blvd Oxnard CA 93030 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:21 UTC 12/8/2023 CHADEMO J1USELEC Sacramento Airport 5750 Crossfield Sacramento CA 95837 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:56 UTC 1/10/2024 CHADEMO J1USELEC Pacoima Van Nuys Blvd 13520 Van Nuys Blvd Pacoima CA 91331 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:21:49 UTC 4/11/2024 CHADEMO J1USELEC Hyde Park 7156 Arlington Avenue Los Angeles CA 90043 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:28 UTC 9/24/2024 J1772 US ELEC Ascot Library 120 W Florence Avenue Los Angeles CA 90003 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:29 UTC 10/15/2024 J1772 US ELEC Broadway_Grand1HOA_Oakland_S 438 W Grand Ave Oakland CA 94612 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:19:17 UTC 10/17/2024 J1772 US ELEC Junipero Serra Library 4504 S Central Ave Los Angeles CA 90011 855‐900‐7584 E Public 24 hours daily 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:32 UTC 11/8/2024 J1772 US ELEC SoFi Stadium 1001 Stadium Dr. Inglewood CA 90301 855‐900‐7584 E Public Mon 1:00am ‐ 8:00pm; Tue 1:00am ‐ 8:00pm; Wed 1:00am ‐ 8 00pm; Thu 1:00am ‐ 8 50 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:22:43 UTC 12/12/2023 J1772 US ELEC Otay Ranch Town Center Macys 2015 Birch Rd Chula Vista CA 91915 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 10:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 10:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 10:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 10: 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:39 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 US ELEC 656ACJose_S 656 America Center Court San Jose CA 95002 855‐900‐7584 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 20 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:18:29 UTC 6/28/2019 J1772 US ELEC Community Center Garage 1625 Owens St San Francisco CA 94158 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:44 UTC 5/3/2017 J1772 US ELEC Owens Street Garage 1835 Owens St San Francisco CA 94158 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:45 UTC 1/11/2017 J1772 US ELEC UCSF Parnassus 500 Parnassus Ave San Francisco CA 94143 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:47 UTC 11/22/2017 J1772 US ELEC Walgreens 12490 Central Ave Chino 12490 Central Ave Chino CA 91710 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:19 UTC 11/1/2019 J1772 US ELEC Walgreens 8770 W Pico Blvd Los Angeles 8770 W Pico Blvd Los Angeles CA 90035 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:21 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 US ELEC Whole Foods Market Arroyo Basement 465 South Arroyo Parkway Pasadena CA 91105 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:31 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 US ELEC Walgreens 13052 Newport Ave Tustin 13052 Newport Ave Tustin CA 92780 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:19 UTC 2/14/2020 J1772 US ELEC Walgreens 1028 S San Fernando Blvd Burbank 1028 S San Fernando Blvd Burbank CA 91502 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:18 UTC 2/14/2020 J1772 US ELEC Berkeley Bowl ‐ West 920 Heinz Avenue Berkeley CA 94710 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:26 UTC 2/8/2021 J1772 US ELEC GardenWalk Garage Level P1 400 West Disney Way Anaheim CA 92802 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:39 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 US ELEC Nema Valet Parking Garage DCFC 8 10th Street San Francisco CA 94103 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12 00am ‐ 11:59 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:27 UTC 6/14/2022 J1772COMBOUS ELEC GardenWalk Garage Level P2 400 West Disney Way Anaheim CA 92802 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 7 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:39 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 US ELEC GardenWalk Garage Level P4 400 West Disney Way Anaheim CA 92802 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:40 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 US ELEC Whole Foods Market Arroyo 1st Floor 465 South Arroyo Parkway Pasadena CA 91105 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 12:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 12: 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:30 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 US ELEC The District at Tustin Legacy Bank Of America ATM 2437 Park Ave Tustin CA 92782 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 4:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 4:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 4:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 4:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:56 UTC 11/1/2017 J1772 US ELEC The District at Tustin Legacy Whole Foods Market 2437 Park Ave Tustin CA 92782 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 4:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 4:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 4:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 4 00am 5 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:58 UTC 5/26/2017 J1772 USELEC Riverside Plaza 3520 Riverside Plaza Drive Riverside CA 92506 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 5:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Tue 5:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Wed 5:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Thu 5:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:15 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC republic urban properties 1096 Lincoln Ave 1096 Lincoln Ave San Jose CA 95125 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 6:00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:37 UTC 9/12/2022 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market West Los Angeles 11666 National Blvd Los Angeles CA 90066 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:33 UTC 11/1/2016 J1772 USELEC The Shops at La Jolla Village 8801‐8879 Villa La Jolla Dr La Jolla CA 92037 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:44 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Talaria Burbank Garage Ground Floor 3401 W Olive Ave Burbank CA 91505 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 10:45pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 10:45pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 10:45pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:53 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Northridge Fashion Center East Garage Lower Level 9301 Tampa Ave Northridge CA 91324 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 5 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:09 UTC 5/30/1998 J1772 USELEC Westfield Parking Garage 1st Floor 14006 Riverside Dr Sherman Oaks CA 91423 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:29 UTC 5/30/1998 J1772 USELEC Alameda South Shore Center 2210 South Shore Center Alameda CA 94501 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:46 UTC 12/10/2013 J1772 USELEC Stonestown Galleria Trader Joes 3251 20Th Ave San Francisco CA 94132 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:52 UTC 8/1/2014 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market Hillcrest 03 711 University Ave San Diego CA 92103 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:32 UTC 10/1/2012 J1772 USELEC Plaza West Covina Lucilles 112 Plaza Dr West Covina CA 91790 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:43 UTC 4/10/2017 J1772 USELEC Rocky Ridge Town Center 2030 Douglas Blvd Roseville CA 95661 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:15 UTC 9/1/2019 J1772 USELEC Ridge at Creekside 1148 Galleria Blvd Roseville CA 95678 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:14 UTC 9/1/2019 J1772 USELEC Westfield Galleria at Roseville 1197 Galleria Blvd Roseville CA 95678 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:28 UTC 9/1/2019 J1772 USELEC Arden Fair 1701 Arden Way Sacramento CA 95815 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:49 UTC 9/1/2019 J1772 USELEC Delta Shores Starbucks 8270 Delta Shores Cir Sacramento CA 95832 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:11 UTC 9/1/2019 J1772 USELEC Delta Shores In and Out Burger 8270 Delta Shores Cir Sacramento CA 95832 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:10 UTC 9/1/2019 J1772 USELEC The Oaks Macys Men 350 West Hillcrest Drive Thousand Oaks CA 91360 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:03 UTC 12/12/2019 J1772 USELEC The Oaks Handicap Only 350 West Hillcrest Drive Thousand Oaks CA 91360 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:02 UTC 12/12/2019 J1772 USELEC Somersville Towne Center 2550 Somersville Rd Antioch CA 94509 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:47 UTC 10/10/2017 J1772 USELEC Saks Fifth Avenue Beverly Hills 9600 Wilshire Blvd Beverly Hills CA 90212 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:44 UTC 11/20/2017 J1772 USELEC Brea Marketplace 835 E Birch St Brea CA 92821 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:54 UTC 7/8/2015 J1772 USELEC Village at La Floresta 3301 E. Imperial Hwy. Brea CA 92823 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:18 UTC 10/28/2015 J1772 USELEC The Streets of Brentwood Sunglass Hut 2455 Sand Creek Rd Brentwood CA 94513 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:49 UTC 11/30/2017 J1772 USELEC Talaria Burbank Garage Lower Level 3401 W Olive Ave Burbank CA 91505 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:54 UTC 6/20/2018 J1772 US Attachment D Agenda Report Page 48
ELEC Capitola Mall 1855 41St Ave Capitola CA 95010 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:57 UTC 4/12/2017 J1772 US ELEC Plaza Paseo Real 6941‐6985 El Camino Real Carlsbad CA 92009 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:42 UTC 8/26/2016 J1772 USELEC Poinsettia Village 7130 Avenida Encinas Carlsbad CA 92011 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:28 UTC 6/27/2019 J1772 USELEC Los Cerritos Center 500 Los Cerritos Center Cerritos CA 90701 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:25 UTC 3/31/2015 J1772 USELEC Chula Vista Center DCFC 555 Broadway Chula Vista CA 91910 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:59 UTC 3/30/2015 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Serra Shopping Center 5001 Junipero Serra Blvd Colma CA 94014 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:45 UTC 3/30/2015 J1772 US ELEC Willows Shopping Center 1975 Diamond Blvd Concord CA 94520 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:36 UTC 5/8/2018 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods 365 at the Veranda 2001‐2003 Diamond Blvd Concord CA 94520 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:59 UTC 1/26/2018 J1772 USELEC The Village At Corte Madera 1400 Redwood Hwy Corte Madera CA 94925 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:50 UTC 12/2/2016 J1772 USELEC The Marketplace KCR 19620 Stevens Creek Blvd Cupertino CA 95014 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:57 UTC 10/1/2016 J1772 USELEC Serramonte Center JcPenny 3 Serramonte Center Daly City CA 94015 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:45 UTC 10/27/2017 J1772 USELEC Parkway Plaza Macys 415 Parkway Plaza El Cajon CA 92020 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:41 UTC 5/19/2017 J1772 USELEC Bay Street 5616 Bay St Emeryville CA 94608 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 7 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:51 UTC 1/11/2017 J1772 USELEC Powell Street Plaza 5701‐5795 Christie Ave Emeryville CA 94608 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:43 UTC 12/30/2016 J1772 USELEC El Norte Parkway Plaza 964‐1042 W. El Norte Parkway Escondido CA 92026 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:12 UTC 8/31/2017 J1772 USELEC Solano Town Center Macys 1350 Travis Blvd Fairfield CA 94533 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:46 UTC 3/10/2017 J1772 USELEC Palm Court 17122 Slover Ave Fontana CA 92337 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:50 UTC 6/16/2015 J1772 USELEC Pacific Commons Panera 43330 Pacific Commons Blvd Fremont CA 94538 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:40 UTC 1/31/2015 J1772 USELEC Placentia Town Center 104 E. Yorba Linda Blvd Placentia CA 92870 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:42 UTC 7/29/2016 J1772 USELEC Rose Pavilion 4225 Rosewood Dr Pleasanton CA 94588 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:16 UTC 9/29/2018 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market Porter Ranch 20209 W. Rinaldi Porter Ranch CA 91326 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:32 UTC 5/21/2019 J1772 USELEC Twin Peaks 14837 Pomerado Road Poway CA 92064 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:54 UTC 5/9/2016 J1772 USELEC Sequoia Station 1001‐1111 El Camino Rd Redwood City CA 94063 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:45 UTC 12/14/2015 J1772 USELEC The Hub Hillcrest Market 1030 University Ave San Diego CA 92103 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:56 UTC 11/16/2015 J1772 USELEC 4S Commons Town Center 10550 Craftsman Way San Diego CA 92127 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:42 UTC 8/30/2017 J1772 USELEC Point Loma Plaza Vons 3645 Midway Dr San Diego CA 92110 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:43 UTC 9/30/2015 J1772 USELEC Balboa Mesa Shopping Center Entrance 5401‐5605 Balboa Ave San Diego CA 92111 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:50 UTC 5/14/2018 J1772 USELEC Friars Mission Center 5604‐5698 Mission Center Rd San Diego CA 92108 888‐264‐2208 T 10/24/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:15 UTC 7/12/2017 J1772 USELEC Navajo Shopping Center 8650 Lake Murray Blvd San Diego CA 92119 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:29 UTC 9/21/2015 J1772 USELEC Third Street Garage 1630 3Rd St San Francisco CA 94158 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:46 UTC 2/10/2017 J1772 USELEC Letterman Digital Arts Center Public One Letterman Dr Bldg B San Francisco CA 94129 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:02 UTC 10/26/2018 J1772 USELEC West Park Plaza 1303 South Winchester Blvd San Jose CA 95128 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:27 UTC 2/6/2019 J1772 USELEC Eastridge Center Macys 2200 Eastridge Loop #2062 San Jose CA 95122 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:11 UTC 5/31/2014 J1772 USELEC Westfield Valley Fair Garage Macys 2801 Stevens Creek Blvd San Jose CA 95128 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:29 UTC 2/13/2018 J1772 USELEC Paseo Nuevo South Entrance 651 Paseo Nuevo Santa Barbara CA 93101 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:41 UTC 3/24/2017 J1772 USELEC Mariposa Shopping Center 2760 Homestead Rd Santa Clara CA 95051 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:27 UTC 3/6/2017 J1772 USELEC 365 Santa Monica Pico 2121 Cloverfield Blvd Santa Monica CA 90404 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:42 UTC 7/31/2017 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market 23rd and Wilshire Blvd 2201 Wilshire Blvd Santa Monica CA 90403 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:30 UTC 9/26/2014 J1772 USELEC Shoppes at Homestead fka Loehmanns Plaza 1603 1695 Hollenbeck Ave Sunnyvale CA 94087 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:45 UTC 3/6/2017 J1772 USELEC Village Walk 18700 Ventura Boulevard Tarzana CA 91356 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:18 UTC 10/14/2014 J1772 USELEC Oakbrook Plaza 1736 E Avenida De Los Arboles Thousand Oaks CA 91362 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:31 UTC 8/30/2017 J1772 USELEC The Oaks Macys Women 350 West Hillcrest Drive Thousand Oaks CA 91360 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:04 UTC 10/1/2015 J1772 USELEC 365 Upland 2153 W Base Line Rd Upland CA 91711 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:42 UTC 4/2/2018 J1772 USELEC Lincoln and Rose Shopping Center 225 Lincoln Blvd. Venice CA 90291 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:03 UTC 2/9/2016 J1772 USELEC Ygnacio Plaza 1881 Ygnacio Valley Rd Walnut Creek CA 94598 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:36 UTC 9/10/2015 J1772 USELEC Citrus Marketplace 2290 Oak Grove Rd Walnut Creek CA 94598 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:05 UTC 6/20/2018 J1772 USELEC Plaza West Covina Best Buy 112 Plaza Dr West Covina CA 91790 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:42 UTC 4/10/2017 J1772 USELEC Gelsons Westlake 2734 Townsgate Rd Westlake Village CA 91361 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:16 UTC 10/30/2015 J1772 USELEC Cherry Chase Shopping Center 639 S Bernardo Ave Sunnyvale CA 94087 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:26 UTC 11/1/2019 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market Brentwood 11737 San Vicente Blvd Los Angeles CA 90049 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:31 UTC 11/1/2019 J1772 USELEC The Collection at Riverpark Handicap Only 2751 Park View Ct. Oxnard CA 93036 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:49 UTC 7/1/2019 J1772 USELEC The Collection at Riverpark 05 2751 Park View Ct. Oxnard CA 93036 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:48 UTC 7/1/2019 J1772 USELEC Otay Ranch Town Center DCFC 2015 Birch Rd Chula Vista CA 91915 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:39 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Rancho San Diego Village 3665 Avocado Blvd La Mesa CA 91941 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:14 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 US ELEC Parkway Plaza Jamba Juice 415 Parkway Plaza El Cajon CA 92020 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:40 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market Hillcrest 711 University Ave San Diego CA 92103 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:32 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Point Loma Plaza Handicap Only 3645 Midway Dr San Diego CA 92110 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:43 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Balboa Mesa Shopping Center Vons 5401‐5605 Balboa Ave San Diego CA 92111 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:51 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Galleria at Tyler Southeast Entrance 1299 Galleria At Tyler Riverside CA 92503 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:16 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Galleria at Tyler Macys 1299 Galleria At Tyler Riverside CA 92503 888‐264‐2208 T 11/8/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:16 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Rusty Leaf Plaza 2512 E Chapman Ave Orange CA 92869 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:16 UTC 10/13/2017 J1772 USELEC Main Place Mall Food Court 2800 N Main St Santa Ana CA 92705 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:26 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Main Place Mall Macys 2800 N Main St Santa Ana CA 92705 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:26 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Main Place Mall Round 1 2800 N Main St Santa Ana CA 92705 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:26 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Heritage Plaza 14370 Culver Dr Irvine CA 92604 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:19 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Costa Mesa Courtyards 1835 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa CA 92627 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:08 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Newland Center Albertsons 19640‐19950 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach CA 92648 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:29 UTC 2/6/2018 J1772 USELEC Seacliff Village Shopping Center 03‐04 7201 Yorktown Ave Huntington Beach CA 92648 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:23 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Bella Terra 7777 Edinger Ave Huntington Beach CA 92647 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:53 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Westminster Mall Northeast Entrance 1025 Westminster Mall Westminster CA 92683 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:29 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Westminster Mall Southwest Entrance 1025 Westminster Mall Westminster CA 92683 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:30 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC 2ND and PCH South Garage 3rd level 6400 E. Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach CA 90803 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:41 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC 2ND and PCH South Garage Ground Level 6400 E. Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach CA 90803 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:41 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC 2ND and PCH Top Deck Elevators 6400 E. Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach CA 90803 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:41 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC 2ND and PCH Whole Foods Ground Level 6400 E. Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach CA 90803 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:41 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Long Beach Towne Center Islands Fine Burgers 7575 Carson Blvd Long Beach CA 90808 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:25 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Long Beach Towne Center Party City 7575 Carson Blvd Long Beach CA 90808 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:25 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Del Amo Fashion Center 01 3525 W Carson St Torrance CA 90503 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:10 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Del Amo Fashion Center 03 3525 W Carson St Torrance CA 90503 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:10 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Plaza Hermosa 703‐719 Pier Ave Hermosa Beach CA 90254 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:42 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Gelsons Manhattan Beach 707 N Sepulveda Blvd. Manhattan Beach CA 90266 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:16 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC One Westside Pet Smart 11250 West Olympic Blvd Los Angeles CA 90064 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:39 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Westwood Marketplace 1050 Gayley Ave Los Angeles CA 90024 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:59 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC La Brea Handicap Only 177 South La Brea Ave Los Angeles CA 90036 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:24 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market Downtown LA 03 and 04 788 S. Grand Ave Los Angeles CA 90017 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:31 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Montebello Town Center 2000 Montebello Town Center Montebello CA 90640 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:28 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC The Shops on Lake Avenue 345 ‐ 455 S Lake Ave Pasadena CA 91101 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:45 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market Glendale 331 North Glendale Ave Glendale CA 91206 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:32 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Glendale Galleria West Garage Level 1 100 W. Broadway Glendale CA 91210 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 17 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:17 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 US ELEC Northridge Fashion Center California Pizza Kitchen 9301 Tampa Ave Northridge CA 91324 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:08 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 US ELEC Northridge Fashion Center 08 E Garage Lower Level 9301 Tampa Ave Northridge CA 91324 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:08 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Paseo Nuevo North Entrance 651 Paseo Nuevo Santa Barbara CA 93101 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:41 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 US Attachment D Agenda Report Page 49
ELEC Eastridge Center Barnes and Noble 2200 Eastridge Loop #2062 San Jose CA 95122 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:11 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 US ELEC Eastridge Center USPS 2200 Eastridge Loop #2062 San Jose CA 95122 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:12 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Safeway El Camino Real Millbrae 525 El Camino Real Millbrae CA 94030 888‐264‐2208 T 11/7/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:21 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Serramonte Center Macys 3 Serramonte Center Daly City CA 94015 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:45 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Serramonte Center Target 3 Serramonte Center Daly City CA 94015 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:45 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Stonestown Galleria Sports Basement 3251 20Th Ave San Francisco CA 94132 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:52 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Oakland Arena and RingCentral Coliseum 7000 Coliseum Way Oakland CA 94621 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:08 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Bayfair Center Northeast Entrance 15555 E. 14Th St San Leandro CA 94578 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:53 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Southland Mall DCFC One Southland Mall Drive Hayward CA 94545 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:02 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Century Theater Southland Mall One Southland Mall Drive Hayward CA 94545 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:39 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 US ELEC Macys at Stoneridge Shopping Center 1 Stoneridge Mall Pleasanton CA 94588 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:26 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Macys ‐ Stoneridge Mall 1 Stoneridge Mall Pleasanton CA 94588 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:26 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC The Streets of Brentwood Sprouts Farmers Market 2455 Sand Creek Rd Brentwood CA 94513 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:49 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC The Veranda Luxe Cinema 2001‐2003 Diamond Blvd Concord CA 94520 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:46 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC The Veranda MOD Pizza 2001‐2003 Diamond Blvd Concord CA 94520 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:47 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC The Veranda TJ Max 2001‐2003 Diamond Blvd Concord CA 94520 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:48 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Hamilton Marketplace 5800 Nave Drive Novato CA 94947 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:18 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Vintage Oaks At Novato 208 Vintage Way Novato CA 94945 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:27 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC San Marin Plaza Novato CA 199 San Marin Dr Novato CA 94945 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:44 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC The Culinary Institute of America at Copia 500 1St St Napa CA 94559 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:28 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Solano Town Center Buffalo Wild Wings 1350 Travis Blvd Fairfield CA 94533 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:46 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Dignity Health Sports Park Lot 16 18400 Avalon Blvd Carson CA 90746 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:12 UTC 2/14/2020 J1772 USELEC Dignity Health Sports Park Lot 10 18400 Avalon Blvd Carson CA 90746 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:11 UTC 2/14/2020 J1772 USELEC Amazon Fresh ‐ Woodland Hills 6245 Topanga Canyon Woodland Hills CA 91367 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:48 UTC 7/31/2020 J1772 USELEC Alta Loma Square 8778 19th St. Rancho Cucamonga CA 91701 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:48 UTC 8/31/2020 J1772 USELEC City of Richmond Downtown 1401 Macdonald Ave Richmond CA 94801 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:05 UTC 8/31/2020 J1772 USELEC Cinemark 2600 W Avenue I Lancaster CA 2600 W. Avenue I Lancaster CA 93536 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:00 UTC 9/28/2020 J1772 USELEC Pavilions 14845 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks 14845 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks CA 91403 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:11 UTC 9/28/2020 J1772 USELEC Amazon Fresh Ladera Heights ‐ La Cienega 6855 S La Cienega Blvd. Ladera Heights CA 90045 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:06 UTC 10/19/2020 J1772 USELEC Cinemark Century 8 North Hollywood 12827 Victory Blvd North Hollywood CA 91606 888‐264‐2208 T 10/27/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:02 UTC 11/2/2020 J1772 USELEC CVS 11178 Santa Monica CA 500 Wilshire Boulevard Santa Monica CA 90401 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:28 UTC 11/2/2020 J1772 USELEC Albertsons 2975 Van Buren Blvd Riverside CA 2975 Van Buren Bl. Riverside CA 92503 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:17 UTC 11/23/2020 J1772 USELEC Paseo Nuevo 651 Paseo Nuevo Santa Barbara CA 93101 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:41 UTC 2/1/2021 J1772 USELEC Century Laguna 16 9349 Big Horn Blvd Elk Grove CA 95758 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:58 UTC 2/15/2021 J1772 USELEC Albertsons 13270 Newport Ave Tustin CA 13270 Newport Ave Tustin CA 92780 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:16 UTC 2/22/2021 J1772 USELEC Chula Vista Center Macys 555 Broadway Chula Vista CA 91910 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:00 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Chula Vista Center 555 Broadway Chula Vista CA 91910 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:59 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Chula Vista Center Burlington 555 Broadway Chula Vista CA 91910 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:59 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Eastland Center 2753 E Eastland Center Dr West Covina CA 91791 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:36 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Fullerton Town Center 1100 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton CA 92832 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:16 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Vons 11322 Los Alamitos Blvd Los Alamitos CA 11322 Los Alamitos Blvd Los Alamitos CA 90720 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:33 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Albertsons 2400 W Commonwealth Alhambra CA 2400 West Commonwealth Ave. Alhambra CA 91803 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:17 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Starbucks at 2124 Artesia Blvd 01 2124 Artesia Boulevard Torrance CA 90504 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:49 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Friendship Plaza in Millbrae 45 Murchison Drive Millbrae CA 94030 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:15 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Northgate One 270 Northgate Drive San Rafael CA 94903 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:30 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Century 16 Greenback Lane 6233 Garfield Ave. Sacramento CA 95841 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:57 UTC 4/12/2021 J1772 USELEC Vons 5500 Woodruff Ave Lakewood CA 5500 Woodruff Ave Lakewood CA 90713 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:34 UTC 4/19/2021 J1772 USELEC Vons 500 E Manchester Blvd Inglewood CA 500 E Manchester Blvd Inglewood CA 90301 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:33 UTC 5/23/2021 J1772 USELEC Century at Pacific Commons 43917 Pacific Commons Blvd Fremont CA 94538 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:58 UTC 5/23/2021 J1772 USELEC Topgolf ‐ San Jose 4701 N 1st St San Jose CA 95134 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 8 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:53 UTC 6/21/2021 J1772 USELEC Albertsons Chula Vista 720 3rd Ave Chula Vista CA 91910 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:18 UTC 8/26/2021 J1772 USELEC Westfield North County 272 E Via Rancho Pkwy Escondido CA 92025 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:28 UTC 8/26/2021 J1772 USELEC Palos Verdes Mall 1500 Palos Verdes Mall Walnut Creek CA 94597 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:40 UTC 9/24/2021 J1772 USELEC Hayward Wellness Southland Mall One Southland Mall Drive Hayward CA 94545 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:43 UTC 9/24/2021 J1772 USELEC Southland Mall ‐ Hayward Macys One Southland Mall Drive Hayward CA 94545 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:00 UTC 9/24/2021 J1772 USELEC Southland Mall ‐ Hayward NW Entrance One Southland Mall Drive Hayward CA 94545 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:01 UTC 9/24/2021 J1772 USELEC HandM Southland Mall One Southland Mall Drive Hayward CA 94545 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:41 UTC 9/24/2021 J1772 USELEC Riverwalk Plaza DCFC 700 Front Street Santa Cruz CA 95060 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:51 UTC 9/23/2021 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Albertsons 8938 Trautwein Rd Riverside CA 8938 Trautwein Rd Riverside CA 92508 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:18 UTC 9/24/2021 J1772 US ELEC La Habra Plaza 250 North Harbor Boulevard La Habra CA 90631 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:24 UTC 10/7/2021 J1772 USELEC Pico Rivera Towne Center 8982 Washington Blvd Pico Rivera CA 90660 888‐264‐2208 T 11/7/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:42 UTC 10/7/2021 J1772 USELEC Diablo Valley Plaza 85 Chilpancingo Parkway Pleasant Hill CA 94523 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:11 UTC 10/27/2021 J1772 USELEC NewPark Mall 2086 Newpark Mall Newark CA 94560 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:55 UTC 11/14/2021 J1772 USELEC NewPark Mall Vinum Wine Bar 2086 Newpark Mall Newark CA 94560 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:58 UTC 11/14/2021 J1772 USELEC NewPark Mall 24 Hour Fitness 2086 Newpark Mall Newark CA 94560 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:56 UTC 11/14/2021 J1772 USELEC Rivergate Shopping Center DCFC 2310‐2350 Sunrise Blvd. Rancho Cordova CA 95670 888‐264‐2208 T 10/12/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:28 UTC 1/11/2022 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Stonestown Galleria Peets 3251 20Th Ave San Francisco CA 94132 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:52 UTC 1/18/2022 J1772 US ELEC Stonestown Galleria Whole Foods 3251 20Th Ave San Francisco CA 94132 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:52 UTC 1/18/2022 J1772 USELEC Stonestown Galleria City Sports Club 3251 20Th Ave San Francisco CA 94132 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:51 UTC 2/4/2022 J1772 USELEC Stonestown Galleria 3251 20Th Ave San Francisco CA 94132 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:51 UTC 2/4/2022 J1772 USELEC Amazon Fresh The Village at Moorpark DCFC 706 Los Angeles Avenue Moorpark CA 93021 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:48 UTC 2/4/2022 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Westfield Fashion Square Macys Lower Level 14006 Riverside Dr Sherman Oaks CA 91423 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:27 UTC 2/4/2022 J1772 US ELEC Stonestown Galleria DCFC 3251 20Th Ave San Francisco CA 94132 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:51 UTC 1/18/2022 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Amazon Fresh Warner Center DCFC 6811 Warner Ave Huntington Beach CA 92647 888‐264‐2208 T 10/24/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:49 UTC 3/25/2022 J1772COMBOUSELEC The Village at Moorpark 706 Los Angeles Avenue Moorpark CA 93021 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:06 UTC 3/25/2022 J1772 US ELEC Chula Vista Center Northern Mall Entrance 555 Broadway Chula Vista CA 91910 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:00 UTC 12/21/2021 J1772 USELEC Design District 155 De Haro San Francisco CA 94103 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 7 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:17 UTC 5/15/2017 J1772 J1772CUS ELEC Design District 02 155 De Haro San Francisco CA 94103 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:17 UTC 3/25/2022 J1772 US ELEC Amazon Fresh N Hollywood‐Lankershim Blvd 5101 Lankershim Blvd. Los Angeles CA 91601 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:48 UTC 10/28/2020 J1772 USELEC PVB ‐ 24600 Crenshaw Blvd Torrance CA 90505 24600 Crenshaw Blvd Torrance CA 90505 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 10 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:39 UTC 3/25/2022 J1772 US ELEC Del Mar Plaza Garage Level 1 1555 Camino Del Mar # 308b Del Mar CA 92014 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:10 UTC 3/4/2022 J1772 US ELEC Broadway Pointe 1410 Duncan Street Walnut Creek CA 94596 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:55 UTC 12/20/2021 J1772 USELEC Landmark Square Cerritos 11340 South Street Cerritos CA 90703 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:25 UTC 11/17/2021 J1772 USELEC Long Beach Marketplace 6475 Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach CA 90803 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:50 UTC 3/25/2022 J1772 USELEC Del Mar Highlands Town Center 12835 El Camino Real San Diego CA 92130 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:28 UTC 10/27/2021 J1772 USELEC Village Walk Pico Rivera 8540 Whittier Boulevard Pico Rivera CA 90660 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:18 UTC 3/25/2022 J1772 USELEC La Habra Westridge Plaza 1610 W Imperial Highway La Habra CA 90631 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:24 UTC 2/28/2022 J1772 USELEC Montclair Place 5060 E Montclair Plaza Ln Montclair CA 91763 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:27 UTC 3/31/2022 J1772 USELEC Northridge Fashion Center Pacific Theatres DCFC 9301 Tampa Ave Northridge CA 91324 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:30 UTC 3/31/2022 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Amazon Fresh La Verne ‐ Foothill 2229 Foothill Blvd La Verne CA 91750 888‐264‐2208 T 10/30/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:05 UTC 9/30/2021 J1772 US ELEC Dave and Busters 2931 Camino Del Rio North 2931 Camino Del Rio North San Diego CA 92108 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:08 UTC 4/25/2022 J1772 USELEC Sunrise Village 5425 Sunrise Boulevard Citrus Heights CA 95610 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:53 UTC 5/14/2022 J1772 US Attachment D Agenda Report Page 50
ELEC South Coast Plaza 3333 Bristol Street Costa Mesa CA 92626 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:47 UTC 5/20/2022 J1772 US ELEC Albertsons Oak Creek Shopping Center Wildomar 23893 Clinton Keith Road Wildomar CA 92595 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:18 UTC 6/7/2022 J1772 USELEC Foothill Park Plaza Monrovia CA 130 W Foothill Blvd Monrovia CA 91016 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:38 UTC 6/30/2022 J1772 USELEC The Ridge 7530 Elk Grove Blvd Elk Grove CA 95757 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:03 UTC 9/12/2022 J1772 USELEC Peninsula Shopping Center 03 7 Peninsula Center Rolling Hills Estate CA 90274 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:41 UTC 9/12/2022 J1772 USELEC CA‐SouthCorona‐BedfordCanyon 02 3955 bedford canyon rd Corona CA 92883 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:40 UTC 9/12/2022 J1772 USELEC The Masonic P1 DCFC 1111 California Street San Francisco CA 94108 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:59 UTC 8/16/2022 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Vons 350 North Lemon Ave Walnut CA 350 North Lemon Ave Walnut CA 91789 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:33 UTC 9/6/2022 J1772 US ELEC Hub LA Coliseum Parking Garage Lower Level 3800 South Figueroa Street Los Angeles CA 90037 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:21 UTC 6/3/2022 J1772 USELEC CCSF ‐ Ocean Campus South Parking Lot 50 Frida Kahlo Way San Francisco CA 94112 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:56 UTC 6/30/2022 J1772 USELEC Topgolf ‐ Ontario 1050 No. Archibald Avenue Ontario CA 91764 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 5 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:52 UTC 9/29/2022 J1772 USELEC Sharks Ice at San Jose Employees Only 1500 South 10th Street San Jose CA 95112 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:52 UTC 9/22/2022 J1772 USELEC Amazon Go CA Torrance Torrance CA 22135 Hawthorne Blvd Torrance CA 90505 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:49 UTC 9/26/2022 J1772 USELEC Peninsula Shopping Center 7 Peninsula Center Rolling Hills Estate CA 90274 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:12 UTC 9/30/2022 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market Downtown Los Angeles 788 S. Grand Ave Los Angeles CA 90017 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:31 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC CCSF ‐ Ocean Campus North Parking Lot 50 Frida Kahlo Way San Francisco CA 94112 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:56 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC The Masonic P1 1111 California Street San Francisco CA 94108 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:58 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Vons 2101 N Rose Ave Oxnard CA 2101 N Rose Ave Oxnard CA 93036 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:33 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Montclair Place AMC 5060 E Montclair Plaza Ln Montclair CA 91763 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:28 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Riverwalk Plaza Trader Joes 700 Front Street Santa Cruz CA 95060 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:52 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market Downtown Los Angeles 02 788 S. Grand Ave Los Angeles CA 90017 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:31 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Hub LA Coliseum Parking Garage Level 1 3800 South Figueroa Street Los Angeles CA 90037 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:20 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC La Brea 01 177 South La Brea Ave Los Angeles CA 90036 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:24 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC CCSF ‐ Ocean Campus Cloud Circle 50 Frida Kahlo Way San Francisco CA 94112 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:56 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Del Mar Plaza Garage Level 2 1555 Camino Del Mar # 308b Del Mar CA 92014 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:10 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Glendale Galleria East Garage Level 3 100 W. Broadway Glendale CA 91210 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:17 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Glendale Galleria East Garage Level 5 100 W. Broadway Glendale CA 91210 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:17 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Warner Center 6811 Warner Ave Huntington Beach CA 92647 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:26 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market at Rolling Hills Plaza 25375 Crenshaw Blvd Torrance CA 90505 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:36 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC CCSF ‐ Ocean Campus Multi‐Use Building Lot 50 Frida Kahlo Way San Francisco CA 94112 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:56 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC The Ridge DCFC 7530 Elk Grove Blvd Elk Grove CA 95757 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:03 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772COMBOUS ELEC CA‐SouthCorona‐BedfordCanyon DCFC 3955 bedford canyon rd Corona CA 92883 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:40 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772COMBOUSELEC Del Amo Fashion Center 3525 W Carson St Torrance CA 90503 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:10 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 US ELEC Northridge Fashion Center East Garage Upper Level 9301 Tampa Ave Northridge CA 91324 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:09 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Northgate One 01 270 Northgate Drive San Rafael CA 94903 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:30 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Glendale Galleria 23 DCFC 100 W. Broadway Glendale CA 91210 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:17 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Pavillions Sherman Oaks Garage Level 1 North 14845 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks CA 91403 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:11 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 US ELEC Topgolf ‐ El Segundo 400 Pacific Coast Hwy El Segundo CA 90245 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 5 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:51 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Amazon Fresh Friendly Hills Marketplace 02 DCFC 15311 Whittier Blvd Whittier CA 90603 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:48 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Starbucks at 2124 Artesia Blvd 2124 Artesia Boulevard Torrance CA 90504 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:49 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 US ELEC Upland Village Center 235 Foothill Blvd. Upland CA 91786 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:17 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC The Masonic P3 DCFC 1111 California Street San Francisco CA 94108 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:01 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Galleria at Tyler AMC 1299 Galleria At Tyler Riverside CA 92503 888‐264‐2208 T 10/31/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:16 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 US ELEC Sunrise Village 01 5425 Sunrise Boulevard Citrus Heights CA 95610 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:53 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Navajo Shopping Center Handicap Only 8650 Lake Murray Blvd San Diego CA 92119 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:29 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Montebello Town Center 01 2000 Montebello Town Center Montebello CA 90640 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:28 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Stonestown Galleria Peets DCFC 3251 20Th Ave San Francisco CA 94132 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:52 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Twin Peaks Best Friends Vet Hospital 14837 Pomerado Road Poway CA 92064 888‐264‐2208 T 11/9/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:56 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 US ELEC Northridge Fashion Center Yard House 9301 Tampa Ave Northridge CA 91324 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:09 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Riverwalk Plaza 700 Front Street Santa Cruz CA 95060 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:49 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Sharks Ice at San Jose Front Entrance 1500 South 10th Street San Jose CA 95112 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:53 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Diablo Valley Plaza Floor and Decor 85 Chilpancingo Parkway Pleasant Hill CA 94523 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:11 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Pacific Commons Dog Haus 43330 Pacific Commons Blvd Fremont CA 94538 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:39 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC The Collection at Riverpark Whole Foods Market 2751 Park View Ct. Oxnard CA 93036 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:50 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Westfield Fashion Square Macys Upper Level 14006 Riverside Dr Sherman Oaks CA 91423 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:28 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Sunrise Village 03 DCFC 5425 Sunrise Boulevard Citrus Heights CA 95610 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:53 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772COMBOUS ELEC 2ND and PCH Whole Foods Top Deck 6400 E. Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach CA 90803 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:42 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 US ELEC Sharks Ice at San Jose Rear Parking Lot 1500 South 10th Street San Jose CA 95112 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 7 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:55 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Stonestown Galleria 03‐04 3251 20Th Ave San Francisco CA 94132 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:51 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC The Masonic P3 1111 California Street San Francisco CA 94108 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:00 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Westfield Valley Fair Garage North Macys 2801 Stevens Creek Blvd San Jose CA 95128 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:29 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC One Westside Marshalls 11250 West Olympic Blvd Los Angeles CA 90064 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:39 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Chula Vista Center Hot Topic 555 Broadway Chula Vista CA 91910 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:00 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Seacliff Village Shopping Center 01‐02 7201 Yorktown Ave Huntington Beach CA 92648 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:45 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC The Collection at Riverpark Yardhouse 2751 Park View Ct. Oxnard CA 93036 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:51 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Newland Center Main Entrance 19640‐19950 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach CA 92648 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:29 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Rivergate Shopping Center 2310‐2350 Sunrise Blvd. Rancho Cordova CA 95670 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:28 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Food 4 Less 1091 South Hoover Street 1091 South Hoover Street Los Angeles CA 90006 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:29 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC MARINA PACIFICA 6272 E PACIFIC COAST HWY LONG BEACH CA 90803 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:26 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Amazon Fresh Murrieta‐MurrietaHotSprings 40481 Murrieta Hot Springs Road Murrieta CA 92563 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:48 UTC 2/24/2023 J1772 USELEC Hamilton Marketplace 01 5800 Nave Drive Novato CA 94947 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:19 UTC 4/4/2023 J1772 USELEC Kohls Department Stores 14960 Summit Ave 02 14960 Summit Ave Fontana CA 92336 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:47 UTC 4/4/2023 J1772 USELEC University Village ‐ Albany CA 1080 Monroe Street Albany CA 94706 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:16 UTC 6/27/2023 J1772 J1772CUS ELEC Kohls Oceanside CA 3410 Marron Rd Oceanside CA 92056 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:48 UTC 6/29/2023 J1772 US ELEC Kohls Redwood City CA 250 Walnut St Redwood City CA 94063 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:48 UTC 7/18/2023 J1772 USELEC Kohls Rancho San Diego El Cajon CA 2398 Jamacha Rd El Cajon CA 92019 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:48 UTC 8/10/2023 J1772 USELEC Kohls Santee CA 9412 Mission Gorge Rd Santee CA 92071 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:49 UTC 9/20/2023 J1772 USELEC Plaza Del Amo DCFC 21035 Hawthorne Blvd Torrance CA 90503 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:05 UTC 11/15/2023 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Plaza Del Amo 21035 Hawthorne Blvd Torrance CA 90503 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:05 UTC 11/15/2023 J1772 US ELEC The Forum Inglewood CA Parking Lot South 3900 W. Manchester Boulevard Inglewood CA 90305 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:29 UTC 11/24/2023 J1772 USELEC The Forum Inglewood CA Parking Lot West 3900 W. Manchester Boulevard Inglewood CA 90305 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 7 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:31 UTC 11/24/2023 J1772 USELEC The Forum Inglewood CA Parking Lot East 3900 W. Manchester Boulevard Inglewood CA 90305 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 6 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:25 UTC 11/24/2023 J1772 USELEC The Forum Inglewood CA Parking Lot North 3900 W. Manchester Boulevard Inglewood CA 90305 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:27 UTC 11/24/2023 J1772 USELEC Homewood Suites by Hilton San Diego Main Entrance 2576 Laning Road San Diego CA 92106 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 10 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:20 UTC 11/28/2023 J1772 US ELEC Torrance Crossroads 24215‐24333 Crenshaw Blvd. Torrance CA 90505 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:10 UTC 11/30/2023 J1772 US ELEC Food 4 Less 4910 Huntington Drive South 4910 Huntington Drive South Los Angeles CA 90032 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:29 UTC 12/1/2023 J1772 USELEC Courtyard Marriott San Diego Main Entrance 2592 Laning Road San Diego CA 92106 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 10 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:34 UTC 12/23/2023 J1772 US ELEC Hastings Ranch Plaza Pasadena CA Sears 3801 E Foothill Blvd Pasadena CA 91107 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 9 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:19 UTC 3/29/2024 J1772 US ELEC SAP Center at San Jose West Entrance 525 W Santa Clara St San Jose CA 95113 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am 10 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:24:50 UTC 5/16/2024 J1772 US ELEC Dignity Health Sports Park Lot 12 18400 Avalon Blvd Carson CA 90746 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6:00am 4 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:12 UTC 7/30/2024 J1772 US ELEC NewPark Mall DCFC 2086 Newpark Mall Newark CA 94560 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 6 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:58 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Pacific Place Garage 22 4Th St San Francisco CA 94103 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 6:00am ‐ 8:00pm; Tue 6:00am ‐ 8:00pm; Wed 6:00am ‐ 8 00pm; Thu 6:00am ‐ 8 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:40 UTC 8/15/2018 J1772 US Attachment D Agenda Report Page 51
ELEC Whole Foods Market Sherman Oaks West 4520 Sepulveda Blvd Sherman Oaks CA 91403 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 7:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 7:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 7:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 7:00am 3 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:33 UTC 5/1/2015 J1772 US ELEC Valencia Crossroads 24130 Valencia Blvd Santa Clarita CA 91355 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 7:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 7:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 7:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 7 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:17 UTC 1/15/2015 J1772 USELEC Whole Foods Market Sherman Oaks SHM 14311 Ventura Boulevard, Sherman Oaks CA 91423 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 7:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 7:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 7:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 7:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:33 UTC 9/28/2020 J1772 USELEC The Promenade at Garden Grove Regal 9669 Chapman Ave Garden Grove CA 92841 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 7:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Tue 7:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Wed 7:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Thu 7 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:07 UTC 3/25/2022 J1772 USELEC The Promenade at Garden Grove Aldi 9669 Chapman Ave Garden Grove CA 92841 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 7:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Tue 7:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Wed 7:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Thu 7:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:05 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC The Promenade at Garden Grove Citibank 9669 Chapman Ave Garden Grove CA 92841 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 7:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Tue 7:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Wed 7:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Thu 7 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:29:06 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Webster Street Care Center Northeast DCFC 2100 Webster Street San Francisco CA 94115 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 7:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 7:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 7:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 7 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:55 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772COMBOUS ELEC Webster Street Care Center Southwest DCFC 2100 Webster Street San Francisco CA 94115 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 7:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 7:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 7:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 7 00am ‐ 11:59pm; F 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:23:56 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772COMBOUSELEC 2100 Webster Street Care Center 2100 Webster Street San Francisco CA 94115 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 7:00am ‐ 11:59pm; 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Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:48 UTC 8/26/2021 J1772 USELEC Kohls Moreno Valley CA 27200 Eucalyptus Ave Moreno Valley CA 92555 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:47 UTC 9/10/2021 J1772 USELEC Kohls Santa Rosa CA 3746 Airway Drive Santa Rosa CA 95403 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:49 UTC 10/19/2021 J1772 USELEC Kohls Thousand Oaks 1960 Newbury Rd. Newbury Park CA 91320 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:49 UTC 10/19/2021 J1772 USELEC Kohls Vallejo CA 1190 Admiral Callaghan Ln Vallejo CA 94591 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:49 UTC 1/11/2022 J1772 USELEC Kohls Livermore CA 2900 Las Positas Rd Livermore CA 94551 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:47 UTC 11/17/2021 J1772 USELEC Kohls Alhambra CA 1201 S Fremont Ave Alhambra CA 91803 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:46 UTC 11/3/2021 J1772 USELEC Kohls Buena Park CA 8191 La Palma Ave Buena Park CA 90620 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:46 UTC 5/10/2022 J1772 USELEC Kohls Department Stores 14960 Summit Ave 14960 Summit Ave Fontana CA 92336 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:46 UTC 5/16/2022 J1772 USELEC Kohls ‐ Monrovia 504 W Huntington Dr Monrovia CA 91016 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:46 UTC 5/20/2022 J1772 USELEC Kohls La Verne CA 2229 Foothill Blvd Ste 100 La Verne CA 91750 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:47 UTC 9/9/2022 J1772 USELEC Kohls Pleasant Hill CA 2302 Monument Blvd Pleasant Hill CA 94523 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:48 UTC 9/26/2022 J1772 USELEC Kohls Westchester CA 8739 S Sepulveda Blvd Westchester CA 90045 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:50 UTC 9/30/2022 J1772 USELEC Kohls Sacramento South Sacramento CA 8810 Calvine Rd Sacramento CA 95828 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:49 UTC 9/30/2022 J1772 USELEC Kohls Arden Sacramento CA 1896 Arden Way Sacramento CA 95815 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8 00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:46 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Kohls Department Stores 3520 Tyler Street 3520 Tyler Street Riverside CA 92503 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 10:00pm; Thu 8:00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:25:47 UTC 4/7/2023 J1772 USELEC Walgreens 20901 Devonshire St Chatsworth 20901 Devonshire St Chatsworth CA 91311 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 8:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 11:00pm; Thu 8 00am 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:20 UTC 10/29/2019 J1772 USELEC La Brea 177 South La Brea Ave Los Angeles CA 90036 888‐264‐2208 T 9/18/2024 TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE (Public) Mon 8:00am ‐ 9:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 9:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 9 00pm; Thu 8:00am ‐ 9 1 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:27:24 UTC 2/8/2023 J1772 USELEC Walgreens 550 N Ventu Park Thousand Oaks CA 550 N Ventu Park Thousand Oaks CA 91320 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:00am ‐ 9:00pm; Tue 8:00am ‐ 9:00pm; Wed 8:00am ‐ 9 00pm; Thu 8:00am ‐ 9 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:21 UTC 2/14/2020 J1772 USELEC Century 16 3200 Klose Way Richmond CA 3200 Klose Way Richmond Richmond CA 94806 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 8:30am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 8:30am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 8:30am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 8:30am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:57 UTC 9/3/2021 J1772 USELEC Century Rowland Plaza 44 Rowland Way Novato CA 94945 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 9:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Tue 9:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Wed 9:00am ‐ 11:59pm; Thu 9:00am 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:26:58 UTC 1/20/2020 J1772 USELEC Walgreens 4009 Lincoln Blvd Marina Del Rey CA 4009 Lincoln Blvd Marina Del Rey CA 90292 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 9:00am ‐ 9:00pm; Tue 9:00am ‐ 9:00pm; Wed 9:00am ‐ 9 00pm; Thu 9:00am ‐ 9 2 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:21 UTC 2/14/2020 J1772 USELEC Otay Ranch Town Center 2015 Birch Rd Chula Vista CA 91915 888‐264‐2208 E Public Mon 9:30am ‐ 9:00pm; Tue 9:30am ‐ 9:00pm; Wed 9:30am ‐ 9 00pm; Thu 9:30am ‐ 9 5 SHELL_RECHARGE 11/9/2024 2024‐11‐09 03:28:39 UTC 1/18/2014 J1772 US Attachment D Agenda Report Page 52
From: doug korpi
To: City Council
Cc:

Subject: Shell Recharge, 29 Wildwood Ave
Date: Tuesday, November 12, 2024 1:03:07 PM
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From: Theresa Hanna, Douglas Korpi
Address:

Dear Council Members,
As almost 50 year residents at , we are writing to express our support of the concerns regarding the Shell Recharge Station.

1. We don't want the station to operate around the clock. 6am to 10pm as were the hours of the previous business on this site would be appropriate.

2. The electrical equipment should be installed in underground vaults or 50 feet from property lines to minimize noise pollution.

3. Air compressors should be installed for convenience of neighbors and patrons of the proposed station.

Thank you for your attention and hopefully your support, Sincerely,
Theresa Hanna and Douglas Korpi
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Holly Bybee and Roger Tinkoff
Our letter to the Planning Commission:

We are writing to comment on the Shell Recharge Conditional Use Permit, Non-Residential Sign Design Review Permit, Design Review Permit, and Variance applications being considered at the Special Planning Commission meeting on October 28, 2024.

As aligned with our neighbors, we are looking forward to an EV charging station that is an asset to the neighborhood and is developed, run, and maintained in a way that respects and enhances the continued quality of life that Piedmont offers the surrounding neighbors in this residential neighborhood, as in every other residential neighborhood across the City.

The proposed 24/7 operation does not allow for continued quality of life for surrounding neighbors for the (fairly obvious) reasons already spelled out in detail by our neighbors such as the likelihood (if not certainty) of loud talking, doors slamming, car backup beeping, EV car humming, and the sound of EV charging happening directly outside bedroom windows throughout the hours people are trying to sleep, not to mention the likelihood of crime. A crucial consideration for this site is that it sits squarely in a residential area of Piedmont, immediately abutting two homes and closely surrounded by many more. This issue can easily be mitigated by adopting historical hours of operation for that location of 6 am to 10 pm.

The site intensity realities, as spelled out in a letter from Miguel D'Avila, represent a significant challenge that remains unaddressed. The potential for extreme noise pollution from mechanical operations is a real and established issue with EV charging stations (see the linked videos below for examples). While the latest proposal aspirationally addresses decibel limits set forth, there is more investigation needed by the City of Piedmont (before development) into whether these are realistic limits given the scope of the proposed level 3 charging development and placement of noise-generating machinery, and if not what can be designed differently before development to change that. It is also crucial to be clear about what action will be taken by Shell and the City to mitigate noise pollution if these prove to be unrealistic limits once developed and on an ongoing basis.

As my neighbor Mr. D'Avila stated, the immediate neighbors of this project and the broader residents of Piedmont rely on the Planning Commission and City Council for stewardship. You have the greatest influence and control over development at this site at this moment; there is no going back. Your active leadership and support for the mitigations shared as a result of the detailed study of this proposal by many Piedmont residents will make this project a success for everyone! San Francisco neighbors hot over EV cooling fans causing noise nuisance Noise during supercharging
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Letter from Don Dare
Hello City Council,
We thank you for your judicious deliberation in this matter.

However, it makes no sense that, in order for City Council to receive correspondence for their review in advance of the meeting, said correspondence must be received by noon on Thursday, November 14, when Planning will not be publishing the Staff Report until Friday, November

15. This backward process does not provide ample time for the council or residents to perform due diligence with all the facts at hand. So, without the benefit of access to the completed Staff report, we submit the following comments.

We support the city's stated goals and commitment regarding EVs and EV infrastructure, and we would like to welcome the Shell ReCharge EV Hub to the neighborhood. We also appreciate the Planning Commission's thorough and thoughtful deliberation that included careful consideration of the neighbor's concerns and arrived at the correct decision by establishing hours of operation from 6 am to 10 pm.

The EV Fast Charging Hub is a new concept for Shell. There are currently 13 sites under development in the US, but none are in operation at this time. Most of the sites are in Texas, including 4 in Houston where there are no zoning laws. In addition to Piedmont, there are two other pending locations in California. The one at 422 Avenida De La Estrella in San Clemente is located 100 feet from the nearest Interstate Highway 5 freeway exit and less than 200 feet from the freeway itself. The one at 701 W Manchester Blvd. in Inglewood is directly across the street from an entrance to the 405 freeway and is less than 200 ft from another entrance. Both sites are in extremely high-traffic areas where 24/7 operation may be deemed appropriate.

However, our Piedmont location could not be more opposite, as it is situated in the area characterized in the Piedmont Design and Review Guidelines as “fundamentally defined by the surrounding residential buildings and the residential form of Piedmont itself.” The Commission members are to be applauded for their acumen in recognizing the uniqueness of this site, when others could not.

As these fast charge Hubs are new and as yet untested, there is no operational data available to advise our expectations. We are going to be guinea pigs in Shell's EV Hub project rollout. Shell has responded to residents' concerns regarding security and maintenance with lofty assertions that are vague on the details. The CCTV security system management is "in negotiation", and Shell can not commit to how the cameras will be manned or monitored. Nor do they offer what response times residents can anticipate for security issues, emergencies, and repairs.

However, while no operational data exists for the new EV Hubs, substantial data is available to document Shell Recharge's track record to date. The Alternative Fuels Data Center, (afdc.energy.gov) updates this information and data daily, (spreadsheet attached). In California, Attachment D Agenda Report Page 57
Shell ReCharge currently has EV Chargers installed at 686 locations providing 1,920 charging ports. Only 47% of these locations are 24/7 operations. At 210, or 30% of these locations, there are 327 "temporarily unavailable" chargers comprising 17% of the total charger inventory. The AFDC defines temporarily unavailable as "out of service for an extended period due to maintenance or other issues." This is not the best maintenance track record and should be of concern in Piedmont's most active crime area. For example, the EVGo chargers under the 580 freeway by the Farmer's Market have been temporarily unavailable for 6 months, supposedly because the owner is disinclined to replace the stolen charging cables yet again.

Letter from Rick Schiller (I did not reattach the Google Maps images of other proposed sites, please see those in his email)
Dear Mayor Cavanaugh and Council,
10/24/24 Shell’s Jeremy Randolph responded to my question concerning existing Shell Hubs in the US: “Shell does not currently have Hub sites open in the US . . . The majority of the locations are within the vicinity of residential properties.”
Don Dare obtained a list of potential Shell Hub sites.

I am attaching Google map images of the sites and of the surrounding neighborhoods as if someone were standing on/near the Shell sites looking out. The “residential properties” Shell describes are far removed in character from the adjacent low-density manicured residential Piedmont neighborhoods of 29 Wildwood Ave. The Shell sites are in commercial and/or high-density multi-family zones if zoning exists at all.

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opportunity for the City to create an aesthetically enhanced Piedmont Gateway. However, the location of the proposed 29 Wildwood Shell Hub immediately next to residential Piedmont neighborhoods requires that:

1. The noise producing large mechanical equipment and four high-amperage transformers should be vaulted underground away from adjacent residential properties. If vaulting is not possible then the site is likely not suitable for Shell’s EV Hub.

2. Hours of operation 6am to 10pm as the PC recommended.

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My husband and I are in our mid seventies. We would like to enjoy our remaining years without the constant aggravation of a nusiance neighbor. We are counting on you to require Shell to operate in a neighborhood friendly manner.

Thanks for your consideration,
Dianne Dare
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recommendations and without any new information that has not yet been shared with the community.

The immediate neighbors of this project, and the broader residents of Piedmont, rely on the Planning Commision and City Council for stewardship. You have the greatest influence and control over development at this site at this moment; there is no going back. Your active leadership and support for the above mitigations will make this project a success for everyone!
Thank You,
MIguel DeAvila
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Other Shell Recharge EV Hub sites in development
701 W. Manchester Blvd., Inglewood, CA - next to the 405 freeway 422 Avenida De La Estrella, San Clemente, CA - next to the 5 freeway 5253 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin TX 78751 - next door to a tattoo shop 2915 South First Street, Austin TX 78704 - next to a strip mall 3497 Highway 6, Sugarland TX 77478 - in a mall parking lot 208 Main St., Houston TX 77002 - downtown Houston less than half a mile from Interstate 10
4315 Washington Ave., Houston TX 77007 - No zoning laws!! 801 W 23rd St., Houston, TX 77008 - No zoning laws!!
216 Tuam St., Houston TX 77006 - No zoning laws!!
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From: arthur bakal
To: City Council; Joshua Muller
Subject: Shell Recharge Project at 29 Wildwood Ave.

Date: Tuesday, November 12, 2024 7:10:21 PM
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We don't want the Shell Recharge Station to operate 24/7, (perhaps the hours could be from 6AM to 10 PM) we want the electrical equipment to be installed in an underground vault or located at least 50 feet from the property line in order to reduce noise, and we want a free air compressor to put air in our tires. Thank you.

Debra and Arthur Bakal
Piedmont, Ca. 94610
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From: Alice/Malcolm Talcott
To: City Council
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Subject: Shell Recharge 29 Wildwood Avenue
Date: Thursday, November 14, 2024 11:08:40 AM
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Attached is our letter to the City Council regarding the above-referenced matter. Please confirm that you have received it and that it will be forwarded to the members of the City Council.

Malcolm Talcott
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1 Alice and Malcolm Talcott
Piedmont, CA 94610
November 12, 2024
Mayor Cavanaugh and Members of the Piedmont City Council RE: Conditional Use Permit, Non‐residential Sign Permit, Variance and Design Review Permit Application of Shell Recharge, 29 Wildwood Avenue, Piedmont, CA Dear Mayor Cavanaugh and Members of the Piedmont City Council:

We have lived at , almost directly across the street from the project site, for more than 20 years. While we support the redevelopment of the former Shell Gas Station into a Shell Recharge super‐fast electric vehicle charging station, we object to some of the details of the project design and cannot support it as proposed. While we appreciate the mitigations proposed by the City Planning Staff in their Staff Report to the Planning Commission, we don’t think that they fully mitigate the negative effects of the proposed development on the neighboring residents. This letter contains our concerns and proposes language for the City Council’s consideration. In addition, we have included important insights about Shell that we gathered from a meeting with their representatives in October. 24/7 Operating hours
Shell has proposed operating the Recharge Station 24 hours per day, seven days per week. We are greatly opposed to these hours of operation and we would like the City Council to limit the hours of operation to 6:00 am until 10:00 pm. These are the hours that the previous Shell gas station was open. Our objection is based on late night noise and safety concerns. While the Planning Staff Report recommended 24/7 hours of operation, the Planning Commission listened to and respected the comments of the neighbors and recommended on a vote of 4‐1 that the operating hours be limited to 6:00 am to 10:00 pm.

The former Shell gas station never operated 24/7, except perhaps on a few rogue nights which would have violated State law. The gas station did not have the proper state‐required safety equipment to operate an unattended station at night. The most critical safety equipment the station lacked was a customer operated “kill switch” that would have cut off power to all of the pumps in the event of fire.

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2 No other businesses in Piedmont operate 24/7, no other businesses in the neighborhood, including the nearby Safeway, operate 24/7 and we’re not aware of any members of the community who have requested or supported operating this business 24/7.

We’re concerned that late night operation will result in customers hanging around with no other place to go for 10 to 30 minutes while their cars charge. They could easily make noise talking or playing music or opening and shutting car doors and trunks when the ambient noise level is otherwise super quiet. During the quiet of night, noise travels well and it could easily disturb neighbors. Noise levels sufficient to be annoying and disruptive to the peaceful and quiet enjoyment of the neighbors’ sleep wouldn’t necessarily violate the City’s noise limits or be against the law, and therefore they would be impossible to police or control.

Late night operation could also be a safety hazard as people have been robbed and car‐jacked at gas stations in Oakland and that could happen here if this station is open all night.

Shell has suggested that 24/7 operation would benefit health care workers who need to work in the middle of the night as well as others who work late shifts or are on call. The counterpoint is that these workers have managed to keep their gas and electric vehicles sufficiently fueled and charged to meet their needs despite no stations in Piedmont being open 24/7. As noted by the Planning Commission, with regard to electric vehicles, many people charge them at home. In addition, there are many gas and charging stations that are open 24/7 within a few miles of the Piedmont border. Finally, less than half of Shell’s existing slow charging stations are open 24/7.

While Shell would like to operate 24/7, most of the time they are not permitted to do so.

To be precise, we would like the City Council to affirm the recommendation of the Planning Commission and require as a condition of approval that the Shell Recharge station have operating hours that do not exceed 6:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Noise from the Mechanical and Electrical Equipment
We are concerned that the mechanical and electrical power equipment that is proposed to be installed by Shell at ground level only a few feet from the property line adjacent to a single‐ family residence will exceed the City’s noise limits and will disturb, disrupt and annoy the immediately adjacent neighbors. We would like the City Council to require that Shell’s mechanical and electrical power equipment be installed in an underground vault, unless it proves to be physically unfeasible due to the level of groundwater, in which case we would like the equipment to be installed at least 50 feet from the property lines with the adjacent homes. Installing the equipment underground or at least 50 feet from the property line will Attachment D Agenda Report Page 99
3 protect the neighbors from nuisance noise to a much greater extent than having the equipment installed immediately adjacent to the property line.

The mechanical and electrical power equipment consists of four tall cabinets with continuously operating exhaust fans. This equipment operates 24 /7, regardless of the hours of operation of the station itself. Similar equipment can be very noisy and there are various media reports of exhaust fan noise from charging stations disturbing neighbors. Shell’s application does not include any data on the amount of noise that will be generated by their proposed equipment.

The Planning Staff Report recommends the installation of an 8‐foot tall stucco‐finished concrete wall along the property line instead of the proposed six‐foot tall Trex fence. While we support this mitigation and agree that such a wall would be more effective than a fence in reducing the noise that reaches the neighbors, there is no guarantee that it will be sufficient to reduce the noise to a level below that required by the City’s noise ordinance.

We appreciate that the Planning Staff Report recommends that after the equipment is fully installed at the property, but before it is turned on, that a 24‐hour noise test be conducted at the property line closest to the equipment, followed by a similar 24‐hour noise test with the equipment turned on and operating, to see if it complies with the noise limits for the City. If the equipment is too loud and doesn’t comply with the City’s noise limits, the Staff Report recommends that the applicant have 45 days to install appropriate mitigation measures to comply with the noise limits.

Our concern is what happens if the equipment is too loud and violates the City’s noise limits and the applicant is unable to find any effective, attractive and affordable mitigation method that enables the equipment to comply with the City’s noise limits. If that were to occur, would the City just refuse to issue the Conditional Use Permit and not allow Shell to operate the fully built Recharge Station? Would it instead approve a variance that allows Shell to operate in violation of the noise limit? Neither of these alternatives would be a good outcome. Shell is asking the City to approve the location of the equipment without providing an engineering analysis indicating that it will be likely to comply with the City’s noise limits.

Fortunately, there is a good solution. The City Council can require that all of Shell’s mechanical and electrical power equipment be installed in an underground vault. Electrical equipment installed underground is much quieter than above ground installations and doing so in this location would be highly likely to result in the equipment meeting the City’s noise limits.

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4 installed in the sidewalk along Grand Avenue adjacent to the property, though it is for different equipment. The additional costs involved should not be an obstacle as Shell was ranked as the 9th largest Global Company by Fortune Magazine in 2023.

It is important to note that we are not asking for PG&E to install its transformer and switch gear that will be located on the site in an underground vault. This equipment is quiet and does not have continuously operating fans. We are only requesting that Shell install its own equipment in an underground vault.

In addition, there are two bonuses to the project from installing the equipment in an underground vault. First, this equipment emits Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs). There are conflicting scientific studies about whether or not EMFs are harmful to human health. There is no clear consensus yet nor any completely convincing comprehensive studies. There are no state or federal harm thresholds for exposure to EMFs. If EMFs do cause harm, it will most likely be where there is sustained and constant exposure. Hopefully, 20 or so years from now, after more and better studies have been done, we will be able to confirm that EMFs aren’t harmful.

But, if we eventually learn that EMFs are harmful to humans, the public and neighbors adjacent to this site will have been safer with the equipment in an underground vault. That’s because the dirt surrounding an underground vault does an excellent job of absorbing EMFs and reducing its exposure range. As proposed, this equipment would operate 24/7 and would be less than 25 feet from the master bedroom and living room of a single family house.

Consequently, the residents of the home could expect to receive many hours of continuous EMF exposure every day. If EMFs are harmful and the equipment is installed above ground at the property line, the residents of this house would likely be vulnerable to harm.

The second bonus is that the equipment itself is large (6.5 feet tall), unattractive and utilitarian in appearance. Putting the equipment underground will be more attractive and may increase the area available for attractive landscaping.

The Planning Commission appeared to be sympathetic to the requests of the neighbors to require Shell to install the electrical equipment in an underground vault. However, they elected not to do so as Shell claimed that PG&E had said that the ground water level at the site was too high to enable the equipment to be installed in an underground vault. The Planning Commission requested Shell to provide the Planning Department with documentation from PG&E substantiating Shell’s claim about the groundwater level. We read the correspondence between PG&E and Shell that was provided to the Planning Department and it indicates that PG&E’s transformer, switch gear and electric meter must be installed above ground due to PUC regulations, but it does not mention groundwater levels or cite them as the reason. In an email Attachment D Agenda Report Page 101
5 this morning, PG&E confirmed that the PUC regulation only concerned their equipment and that “Anything beyond the meter is left to the local governing agency.” Accordingly, it does not appear that PG&E has any jurisdiction or has expressed any opinion as to whether or not Shell’s mechanical and electrical power equipment can be installed in an underground vault.

If the City Council does not require installing the equipment in an underground vault, or doing so is not feasible due to the level of the ground water, an alternative solution would be to require that the equipment be installed a minimum of 50 feet away from the property lines with the two adjacent single family properties. Increasing the distance between the equipment and the single family homes will at least help reduce the amount of noise and EMFs experienced by the homeowners as both noise and EMFs diminish with distance.

If the City Council requires that the equipment be installed in an underground vault or that the equipment be installed at least 50 feet away from the property lines, we would encourage the City Council to still require the installation of the 8‐foot tall stucco‐finished concrete wall along the property line instead of the proposed Trex fence, as recommended by the Planning Staff.

The wall will be more effective than a fence in reducing any and all noise generated by the site that would reach the neighbors. We also think it will be more attractive, more durable and lower maintenance than a fence.

To be precise, we would like the City Council to require as a condition of approval that the Shell Recharge station install its mechanical and electrical power equipment in an underground vault, unless the applicant can provide a definitive written engineering analysis indicating that it is unfeasible to do so due to the level of groundwater at the site, in which case the condition of approval shall be modified to require that the equipment be installed at least 50 feet away from the property lines with the adjacent single family properties.

Air Compressor for Putting Air in Car Tires
We would like the City Council to require that the Shell Recharge station install one free air compressor so that drivers can put air in their car tires. State law requires conventional gas stations to provide air compressors so that drivers who purchase gas can put air in their tires for free. Unfortunately, the law hasn’t been revised yet to require that charging stations provide air compressors so that drivers of electric cars can put air in their tires for free. If charging stations don’t have air compressors, where, 20 years hence, will drivers put air in their tires? Piedmont can and should take the lead on this issue and set an example for the state.

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6 they had seen the neighbor requests for an air compressor last winter, they had considered various options for installing an air compressor on the site. They suggested installing one near the intersection, furthest away from the homes, to reduce the amount of noise that might reach the neighbors. Since their business plan is to have the station be unattended, they understood that an air compressor would have to be free and that was acceptable to them.

While they didn’t say why they hadn’t added an air compressor to their plans, our impression was that they were concerned that the City might require them to provide a dedicated parking space for it. Doing so would reduce the number of spaces for car chargers and they didn’t want that to happen.

They were reassured when we told them that it would be okay with us if one or two spaces were dual use in that they were for both charging cars and for where a customer could put air in their tires. With a standard long hose, locating it between two charging spaces would mean that it could be used to service a car parked in either space. The Shell representatives noted that if both spaces were occupied by charging cars, it could mean a 10 to 30 minute wait until one of the spaces were vacated and it would be available to use the air compressor. We noted that sometimes somebody is already using an air compressor and you have to wait, so we didn’t think that having the air compressor in a charging space was objectionable.

To be precise, we would like the City Council to require as a condition of approval that the Shell Recharge station install one free air compressor so that drivers can put air in their car tires. It should be located under Canopy “B” by the chargers closest to the intersection of Grand and Wildwood Avenues between two chargers, so that it can be used at two different charging spaces.

Sign with Shell’s Contact Information
We would like the City Council to require the Shell Recharge station to install a sign that lists Shell’s contact information. Our neighbor, Don Dare, recently informed you in his comment letter that approximately 17% of Shell’s existing slow charging chargers in California are currently out of service and have been for an extended period. We hope that this station will have a higher operating success rate with no chargers ever being out of service for an extended period. However, if parts of the unattended station are broken and need repair, maintenance or cleaning, it would be helpful to Shell, the neighbors and the City if it was easy for anyone to contact Shell and tell them what parts of the station needed attention. We encourage the City Council members to ask the representatives of Shell to provide assurances as to how they intend to operate, inspect and maintain the station so that it is clean and fully operational at least 95% of the time.

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7 To be precise, we would like the City Council to require as a condition of approval that the Shell Recharge station install one prominently located reasonably sized sign that lists accurate telephone and email contact information for Shell’s site manager so that customers and neighbors can contact Shell in the even that the property needs maintenance, repair or cleaning.

Comment on Attributes of the Neighborhood for an Electric Vehicle Charging Station and Shell’s Level of Interest in the Site
Our research and that of our neighbors has revealed that most electric vehicle charging stations are located adjacent to freeways, in dense multi‐family neighborhoods, in retail commercial areas or in areas with more than one of these attributes. This proposed location in Piedmont does not meet those characteristics. Instead, it is located in a primarily single‐family residential neighborhood almost a full mile from a freeway. The design characteristics for a station located adjacent to a freeway, in a commercial area, in a shopping mall parking lot or even a dense neighborhood of modern multi‐family buildings are very different than for those for a station located in a single family residential neighborhood. Noise and traffic considerations are very different for these different settings and the design and operating hours of the station should be responsive to these differences.

A couple of weeks ago, shortly before the Planning Commission meeting, a few of the neighbors who live closest to the site and Joshua Muller of the Planning Department met with a few of the representatives of Shell and we discussed the proposal and learned more about their plans.

This section includes some of what we learned.

While Shell has hundreds of slow electric vehicle charging stations in the country and in California, at this site Shell is proposing a new type of super‐fast charging station. The equipment and the amount of noise it generates will be different from their older stations.

While approximately a dozen of these new stations have been proposed across the country, only one is under construction and none have been finished or are operating yet. All of the other super‐fast charging stations appear to be adjacent to interstate freeways and/or located in dense multi‐family or dense retail areas. This is the only site that is in a primarily single family residential neighborhood. Consequently, it is more important for this site that the station not operate 24/7 and that noise levels are mitigated as much as possible, much more than they would need to be for a site next to a freeway or in a commercial area.

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8 neighborhood with a high electric vehicle adoption rate generate above‐average use and business? If so, they will want to copy this model and build many more of them, and not just in our country, but the whole world. The only places where Shell actually has super‐fast charging stations open and operating are in China, the UK, Germany and other parts of Europe and none of them are in single‐family residential neighborhoods. Shell’s representatives told us that on larger sites they plan to include cafes and small stores and on the largest sites they will include carwashes too.

Since this site will provide Shell with important strategic information and data about where they might choose to locate future charging stations, it is high profile for them and they are very committed to getting it approved, built and open. They acknowledged that if it is successful and they are trying to persuade other jurisdictions to approve similar projects in single‐family neighborhoods, they will want to be able to suggest that those locations check with Piedmont to confirm that the community is happy with it. As we pointed out to them, they should be motivated to develop and operate this site in a manner that takes the neighbors’ concerns into account to make sure that the neighbors really support it and like it.

To us, the implication is that the City of Piedmont has a lot of leverage to require Shell to develop the site in a manner that will be most compatible with what the City and neighbors want with regard to reducing negative impacts and maximizing benefits over the long lifespan of the project. We encourage you to look out for Piedmont’s best long term interests and to not be swayed by any posturing by Shell’s representatives about the cost of complying with the conditions of approval. Thank you for your time, considering our comments and reading to the end.

Yours truly,
Alice and Malcolm Talcott
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Piedmont, CA 94611
November 14th, 2024
Mike Gallagher
Piedmont, CA 94610
RE: IS/MND and Shell Plans, Conditional Use Permit, 29 Wildwood Dear Piedmont City Council,
This will be Shell’s very first EV Recharge station to be installed so very close to low-density residential homes and a Childrens’ daycare. As a resident living next to this novel station, I have questions that I believe need to be reconciled with science and safety before this station is approved. Those questions remain unanswered, and Shell appears unprepared to articulate any cogent response to even the simplest question about the noise specifications of the equipment they want to install in a residential setback. Shell’s silence is deafening on these issues while the Shell sales pitches at the Planning meeting would indicate that they are making up many aspects of this business as they go.

First, the IS/MND Noise study has clear factual errors. I requested it be redone, but I have received no outreach from the Planning Department when I am at ground Zero when it comes to the noise this station will produce. I included a summary of the factual issues toward the end of my letter with pictures and images of what details are in question.

In my last letter to the Planning Commission, I raised concerns about electromagnetic fields (EMF) from the transformers; and much to my dismay, neither Shell nor Planning have taken any responsibility for addressing those concerns. If Shell and Planning can’t assure me in writing that there will be no harm, then you are not doing your due diligence and should not let the project move along for approval. I am a party in the Planning process, Shell wants to install these high-power transformers right next to my living room and kitchen, and there is absolutely no response even to my question about noise. Sorry I do not know the euphemisms for prejudicial and discriminatory treatment! Shell and Planning, two long and storied bedfellows have had months to reply!
Since my last letter, I have discovered that charging stations also produce spurious radio frequency (RF) energy, aka RF pollution. In this video (https://youtu.be/1Mw55gqYFKo), you will see a licensed HAM radio operator using a transceiver and small antenna to measure radio frequency energy (RF) produced while charging his EV. He was able to find a lot of RF energy produced on several HAM bands; he measured S1 on 7-7.3 MHz, S3 on 50-54 MHz, S5 on 144- 148 MHz & S9 on 420-450 MHz band. S9 is strong enough that you’re not going to be able to listen to NPR, and you can totally forget about listening to AM radio, but there’s more here than a quality-of-life issue coming with this novel Shell charging station.

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The RF is concerning because these higher frequencies are believed more likely to cause the cumulative physiological damage to humans and their DNA, and these frequencies are getting up closer to the cell phone tower frequencies. Further concerning, the HAM operator was only scanning the HAM bands which are only very small sections of the entire electromagnetic spectrum. Based on the RF found in the HAM bands alone, I think it should be presumed that the new Shell station is producing a whole myriad of RF across the entire electromagnetic spectrum.

This issue needs further investigation, and we need to determine whether this pollution is harmful and whether it can be effectively remediated. I think the City of Piedmont should have a licensed engineer come in with a spectrum analyzer and do a comprehensive analysis of the RF produced by the proposed station, particularly at the property lines, and identify any problems with RF and EMF before this station is permitted to go into operation. Shell rushed into this project completely unprepared and with absolutely no answers to questions that they surely would be asking if this equipment were being installed next to their homes.

I’ve been working in electronics for over 30 years, and my concern is that this novel Shell design will be bringing occupational overexposure to my family. At least two households may be swimming in 24/7/365 invisible DC and AC electromagnetic fields that are expanding and collapsing in our bodies from ranges of 60 cycles per second up into the megahertz frequencies which would have electromagnetic fields expanding and collapsing in our bodies thousands of times per second. And that’s only the EMF, we’ve also got an unknown factor of the RF which may be produced anywhere on the electromagnetic spectrum, we don’t know the intensity of that RF or all of the frequencies produced. Shell has rushed in on the opportunity to do this first ever project, but they failed to consider how this equipment may affect the health and safety of the neighbors, and they refuse to respond on these issues- that can’t be good! There was a time when Thalidomide, Lawn Darts, leaded paint, foie gras, and red dyes #3 & #40, yellow dyes #5 & #6, blue dyes #1 & #2, and green dye #3 were all considered safe in California, but now they’re not. It is remarkable to me that the City of Piedmont is about to approve a first ever Shell Recharge station in a city that has a long history of deference to homeowner concerns about noise, streetscape, utilitarian designs… Yet here we are, letting Shell impose their giant electromagnetic footprint on the nearby residents with no questions asked and no questions answered. Pure folly and greed!
I urge the City Council to underground the transformers out of an abundance of caution. It is a one-time cost that will provide less targets for graffiti, more greenery and shielding, it will lend harmony with surrounding neighborhood as opposed to the planned remediation of an unknown noise level down to 50 dB at the property line. As someone who has worked in engineering for more than 30 years, I find the plans and the pitch Shell made at the City Council very concerning on many aspects. Please view Shell’s plans and promises with an extremely jaundiced eye because if we end up with a station like this one on Clara St. in the SOMA district (https://youtu.be/D6UDkT2wrAs?si=BZpFtiDq7dUJYcCk), we are going to be plagued for years with ham fisted attempts at remediation, assurances that problems were resolved, attempts to re-engineer the designs that require more Planning and City Council meetings- it’s all there in that video.

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I also urge the City Council to maintain the already generous 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM hours of operation for this unattended station. Those massive transformers should also be shut down at night because transformers of this type tend to be most noisy when not under a load, so they would be most noisy at night. As I stated in a previous letter, there are plenty of EV stations running 24/7 in commercial areas less than two miles from this location. If I were looking for a charge at 3:00 AM, I would be looking for a busy station with other customers as there’s safety in numbers. There is also nothing open for Shell customers, they can’t even walk down to Bell & Iron and get a tattoo because they close at 7 PM.

Getting back to the noise study in the IS/MN, I believe it was performed on Grand Avenue to maximize the “existing” noise levels, so the study could then claim no significant noise impact more than 100 feet away at the back of my house where the noisy equipment is to be installed.

The study speculates about the noise that had been here with Shell auto repairs, but they missed the opportunity to study that noise, and they conclude that we may have up to 50 dB of noise where there has never been 50 dB of constant noise. I asked for the noise study to be redone and received absolutely no reply. This is unacceptable and people in the Planning Department should be written up and fired!

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