CLIMATE ACTION SUBCOMMITTEE
PARKING EV IMPLEMENTATION
02/07/2024
1 Chad Hedge
Parking Manager
Parking Division
PGE EV FLEET AND RULE 29
INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES
2 Lot 10 has qualified under Rule 29 and PGE will provide infrastructure for up to 8 dual port chargers.
Garage 9 has qualified for the PGE EV Fleet program and will have infrasturture installed TTM at no cost. Parking will fund everything BTM • Lot 10
• Project will begin Spring 2024 with Parking installing a 400-amp switch gear, new concrete pad and 5” conduit for PGE.
• Once approved, PGE will tie into existing transformer on E street, trench or bore west on 5th street and install a new transformer. From the transformer, PGE will make connections to new switch gear.
• Once signed off parking will install conduit and EV chargers on the north side of Lot 10 and the City electrical department will make the final connections. • Garage 9
• Project will begin Summer 2024 with PGE installing a new transformer, new meter, new amp panel, run all conduit and install new shut off switch and junction box. • Both Projects have been approved through CAO.
LOT 10 / 5 TH STREET
• Parking created a JL project for the Lot 10
reconstruction in 2019.
• Engineer’s plans did not include any EV
chargers and did not have a PGE
assessment of available power and costs
kept increasing.
• Parking re-evaluated the project and will
focus on EV installation, landscape
improvements, and asphalt repairs that will
last for many years.
• Approved through CAO
3 GARAGE 9 / D STREET
• Parking created a JL project for Garage 9
improvements.
• As part of the PGE project the
infrastructure will be upgraded creating
additional amperage availability in current
panel for future upgrades.
• This project will have EV chargers installed
and ready for when funds are available to
replace current parking fleet with EV.
• Awaiting CAO approval
4 GARAGE 12 / 1 ST
STREET
• Parking is working with T esla to install as
many as 90 EV chargers in Garage.
• T esla chargers will be NACS (North
American Charging Standard) compliant
and can be used by numerous auto makers.
• T esla will fund the entire project to include
all infrastructure upgrades required by
PG&E.
• Awaiting CAO approval
5 RELATIONSHIP TO
CLIMATE ACTION PLAN
6 BENEFITS
Intended outcomes for MTC funded study
Follow framework established with the Plan Bay Area 2050 Study (MTC), the City’s CAP , and Downtown Station Area Specific Plan creating a more sustainable, equitable and productive future for Santa Rosa.
• Better utilization of existing spaces
• Reduce GHG’s and VMT
• Ensure the implementation of EV chargers for public
and fleet use
• Utilize technology to have real time data collection
so we can be fluid as the demand changes
• Support the City’s partnerships with PGE and T esla
to install EV chargers in parking garages
• Better utilize our existing facilities for the benefit of business and visitors
• Streamlined operations for improvements to aging
facilities, better wayfinding and equipment, additional oversight in facilities to provide a safe and enjoyable experience to encourage more visits
• Community outreach with stakeholders to identify
changes that would benefit all those impacted by
parking in Santa Rosa
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REQUESTED FEEDBACK
8 What do you see as a concern regarding parking?
What discussions have you had with guests and
business owners?
Where do you rank the need to install more EV
chargers and infrastructure upgrades?
What is required for your support?
DISCUSSION & QUESTIONS
Chad Hedge
Parking Division Manager, Finance Department
707-543-3464
[email protected]
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