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BayCAP2 <br /> <br />or weekend rate for EVs (similar to most existing parking policies) to encourage responsible off- <br />peak use. (In particular, lots proximate to multi-unit residential buildings could provide a lower- <br />cost overnight rate with a higher daytime rate that incentivizes overnight EVSE users to make <br />way for daytime visitors and commuters.) <br />C. EVSE Revenue and Cost Monitoring: Pricing strategies should be reviewed on a semi-annual <br />basis to ensure that expenses for sustaining charger operations are covered to the maximum <br />extent feasible and appropriate. In most cases, fees for charger operations set in the $1/hr. <br />range (or equivalent kWh) should be adequate to cover energy costs, transaction fees, the <br />ChargePoint network services fee, and (beginning with Year 3 of the Project) the (optional) <br />continuation of the ABM Maintenance Plan. In rare cases where the charger is not yet being <br />well-utilized, there may be a modest operating subsidy required. <br /> <br />XII. Disposition of Equipment: Charging stations and related equipment installed by ABM at Host Sites <br />are considered to be the property of the Site Host upon delivery at the Site. Per CEC Terms and <br />Conditions, the Site Host shall use the equipment in the project for which it was acquired as long as <br />needed, and the Site Host shall not encumber the property without CEC approval. When no longer <br />needed for the original project or program, the Site Host shall contact the California Energy Commission <br />for disposition instructions. <br /> <br /> <br /> Bay Area Charge Ahead Project 2 - Approval to Proceed | July 30, 2014 | page 13
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