In Massachusetts, an organization of unit owners, a commission or board of a neighborhood conservation district, or a historic district commission cannot unreasonably restrict an owner from installing EV supply equipment.
- The policy encourages associations and commissions to consider the threats posed by climate change and the commonwealth’s obligation to meet the state’s greenhouse gas emission limits.
- The legislation provides that if an application to install a charger is not denied in writing within 60 days of receipt, it will automatically be deemed approved.
- The policy encourages unit owners to connect EV supply equipment to their own electric utility account when possible.
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