Menifee, CA Parking Rules: EV Charging (2026)

010 creates a Building Division permitting track for any "electric vehicle charging station" built to Article 625 of the California Electrical Code. Applications go to the Building Division in person, by mail, or electronically, together with processing and inspection fees; the Building Official confirms completeness against the City's adopted checklist and, once complete, the Building Division must approve the application and issue all required permits. Subsection (C)(2) sets the review timelines: for one to 25 stations at a single site, the City must confirm completeness within five business days and approve or deny within 20 business days; for 26 or more stations at one site, those clocks stretch to ten and 40 business days.

7; the Building Official can require a conditional use permit only on substantial evidence of a specific, adverse safety impact, and any denial must include written findings that no feasible mitigation exists. Subsection (G) allows the required inspections to be consolidated and completed in a timely manner, with a follow-up inspection authorized if the system fails. Subsection (H) bars the City from conditioning a charging station permit on approval by a homeowners' association as defined in Civil Code Section 4080. 150 and, from there, to the City Council under Chapter 2 of the Municipal Code.