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You would think a mayor who so easily decides how we should all live our lives everyday can’t figure out by himself what to do with a few parking places. Maybe he should ask Nancy.
Who is Nancy and care to elaborate?
This isn’t a hard decision. Make it available for electric cars. Done. This made me mad: “…the city said it found that the existing charging stations “perform at a level below what is considered viable for reuse”
What makes you made about that common sense statement?
These charging stations are old and outdated. They were meant to charge up cars for short trips. For most EV nowadays, they might give you a bit of juice but if you were really low, you probably wouldn’t go too far.
Finished the survey! I think providing a mix of creative uses for mobility and neighborhood assets is a really exciting opportunity.
More data is needed to make a decision, i.e. Voltage and amperage of chargers and cost to users. The growing numbers of electric cars for the future makes their use attractive but if they are only 120 volts it would be a waste of time. 240 or 420 volt chargers might be worthwhile. My Tesla would only 3 miles of driving time at 120 volts but 420 volts would allow up to 60 miles per hour of charging depending on how low the battery is as it charges.
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I agree with Laurence’s comments. This is just a joke so they can say “the public was involved……..”
Electric cars, scooters, bikes . . . . The mayor does not work in a vacuum nor does he dictate lives. Mayors and councils develop and implement policies with multiple objectives and in consideration of long-term impact. A laser focus knee-jerk reaction or response to sophomoric rhetoric is what Indy does not need.