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CI-2009 SSc3.3:Alternative Transportation—Parking Availability

Preferred parking spaces

We are certifying a tenant space with LEED CI in a building that was previously CS certified. The CS building has preferred parking spaces for electrical vehicles. In order to locate the preferred parking spaces for the carsharing, can we put them next to the parking for the electrical vehicles or would it be required to move the parking spaces for electrical vehicles so that we can have a parking space for a carsharing program? I guess that last option does not make a lot of sense but wanted to check if anyone had any opinion on this

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Tristan Roberts
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Fri, 02/15/2013 - 14:42

If the spaces for electric vehicles are charging stations, it seems crazy to have to move them, if you can offer preferred parking right next to them.If the spaces are just regular spaces designated for electric vehicles, then I would look holistically at the building and thing about what makes sense. Seems unlikely that you would need to move them. Maybe combining them to be preferred for all relevant vechicles, while making sure you have enough for everyone, would make the most sense.

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