Another item of interest from the City's Monday Sept 28 2020 Council meeting:
Oshawa Power and Utilities Corporation (OPUC) has secured funding from the federal government to install seven electric vehicle charging stations. The OPUC needed the City of Oshawa to agree to a license agreement with OPUC for the installation of these level 2 and level 3 electric vehicle chargers in City-owned parking lots or along city streets where viable.
Although all of Council voted to approve the license agreement there was a fair bit of discussion about the 'details'.
The OPUC identified the following City-owned sites currently identified for cost-effective installation and ease of public use (1 at the lake & 6 downtown):
75 Charles Street (on street);
109 Bruce Street (on street);
Art Resource Centre – 45 Queen Street;
Parking Lot 15 – 70-78 Albert Street;
Lakeview Park;
Parking Lot 18 - 74 Carriage Works Drive; and,
100 Simcoe Street South (on street).
Oshawa Power and Utilities Corporation (OPUC) has secured funding from the federal government to install seven electric vehicle charging stations. The OPUC needed the City of Oshawa to agree to a license agreement with OPUC for the installation of these level 2 and level 3 electric vehicle chargers in City-owned parking lots or along city streets where viable.
Although all of Council voted to approve the license agreement there was a fair bit of discussion about the 'details'.
The OPUC identified the following City-owned sites currently identified for cost-effective installation and ease of public use (1 at the lake & 6 downtown):
75 Charles Street (on street);
109 Bruce Street (on street);
Art Resource Centre – 45 Queen Street;
Parking Lot 15 – 70-78 Albert Street;
Lakeview Park;
Parking Lot 18 - 74 Carriage Works Drive; and,
100 Simcoe Street South (on street).
