Unincorporated Modoc County has no ordinance specific to electric-vehicle charging stations or EV-only parking spaces in its code. EV charging installations are handled through standard building and electrical permits and statewide rules, including the California Building and Green Building Standards Codes adopted in Title 15.
Modoc County's code does not contain a chapter dedicated to electric-vehicle charging, EV-only parking spaces, or charging-station signage and enforcement. There is no local ordinance reserving parking spaces for EV charging or penalizing non-EV vehicles for blocking a charger. Instead, EV charging equipment is regulated through the county's adopted building codes. Title 15 (Building Regulations) of the Modoc County Code adopts the California Building Standards Codes by reference, and installing a charging station - whether a residential Level 2 unit or a commercial charger - generally requires an electrical/building permit from the Modoc County Building Department and must meet the California Electrical Code and any applicable California Green Building Standards Code (CALGreen) EV-readiness provisions for new construction. Statewide, California Vehicle Code Section 22511 restricts parking in spaces designated for electric-vehicle charging to vehicles that are connected and charging, but that protection applies where such spaces are properly signed and marked, which is a function of the property owner or operator rather than a Modoc County ordinance. Anyone planning a charging installation should confirm current permit and code requirements with the Modoc County Building and Planning Departments.
Modoc County imposes no EV-charging-specific parking fine. Installing a charging station without the required electrical/building permit can trigger building-code enforcement under Title 15. Where an EV charging space is properly signed, California Vehicle Code Section 22511 governs who may occupy it and any towing of non-charging vehicles.
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