California AB2459 allows nonprofits to receive certificates of occupancy despite incomplete vehicle charging stations.

California AB2459 amends the Public Utilities Code to ensure that local building authorities cannot deny certificates of occupancy to nonprofit applicants solely because required vehicle charging stations are not fully operational. This applies if the applicant has installed all required vehicle charging infrastructure according to applicable law, regulation, or building code, and has submitted a timely and complete application for electrical service connection. The bill also addresses the allocation of greenhouse gas allowance revenues to customers and clean energy projects.

California AB2459 allows nonprofits to receive certificates of occupancy despite incomplete vehicle charging stations.

California AB2459 amends the Public Utilities Code to ensure that local building authorities cannot deny certificates of occupancy to nonprofit applicants solely because required vehicle charging stations are not fully operational. This applies if the applicant has installed all required vehicle charging infrastructure according to applicable law, regulation, or building code, and has submitted a timely and complete application for electrical service connection. The bill also addresses the allocation of greenhouse gas allowance revenues to customers and clean energy projects.