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Charlesland Apartments & Duplex's - Future Car Charging Options

  • 18-06-2019 4:42pm
    #1
    Karlsand
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 41 ✭


    Timely given the climate action report yesterday - i note no discussion for electric car charging options for Charlesland Apartment and Duplex residents. House residents can presumably get a point installed on their own driveway.

    I appreciate that not every resident will want/need a charging point, especially as there is a cost involved, but would something like the below be feasible?

    - Mgmt Co's approach suppliers of charging points and in return for exclusive access to the estate for a period, a discount is negotiated for each end user that takes up the option
    - Each resident can choose to pay the cost and in return will have a dedicated parking spot with charger, as opposed to the first come first serve parking method currently (In Grove and Park anyway) - all other spaces are managed in the same way they are currently

    Im guessing what could complicate things is the potential implication of the ownership and upkeep of the device in relation to your lease, and if this is required to be noted in the deeds etc, however its a reality that will need to be planned for sooner than later i would have thought?


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