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EV Charging: Burbank vs Glendale

How do ev charging rules compare between Burbank, CA and Glendale, CA?

Burbank has fewer restrictions than Glendale.

Burbank, CA

Los Angeles County

Few Restrictions

Burbank supports EV adoption through Burbank Water and Power programs. CA Gov Code 65850.7 requires streamlined EV charger permitting. New construction must include EV-ready parking per CA Building Code.

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Glendale, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Glendale requires EV charging infrastructure in new construction since January 2023 (Ord. 5999). GWP offers rebates up to $500 residential/$2,000 commercial for Level 2 charger installation. No second sub-meter required since 2016.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactBurbankGlendale
PermittingStreamlined per CA Gov Code 65850.7-
UtilityBWP provides EV programs-
New ConstructionEV-ready parking requiredEV infrastructure required
AB 2097No parking minimums near transit-
Residential Rebate-Up to $500 per charger
Commercial Rebate-Up to $2,000 per charger
Sub-Meter-Not required since 2016

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Burbank FAQ

Do I need a permit to install an EV charger at home?

Yes, Level 2 charger installation in Burbank typically requires an electrical permit for the 240V circuit.

Can my HOA block me from installing an EV charger?

Many states prohibit HOAs from banning EV charger installation on owner property. Check your state laws.

Glendale FAQ

Do I need a permit to install an EV charger at home?

Yes, Level 2 charger installation in Glendale typically requires an electrical permit for the 240V circuit.

Can my HOA block me from installing an EV charger?

Many states prohibit HOAs from banning EV charger installation on owner property. Check your state laws.

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