Michigan has not adopted a statewide EV-ready building mandate, and the City of Wyoming Chapter 90 Zoning Ordinance does not impose a city-specific EV-ready percentage on new construction. EV Supply Equipment (EVSE) is reviewed under existing parking and accessory-use standards, with electrical permits issued by the Wyoming Building Inspections office under the Michigan Electrical Code (Part 8 of the Michigan Construction Code, 2008 PA 407), which adopts NFPA 70 (NEC) including Article 625 for EV charging.
Michigan is one of the states that has not adopted a statewide EV-ready or Make-Ready parking mandate. State guidance is offered through the Michigan EGLE Optimized EV Charger Placement Plan, and additional model zoning language is available through regional planning agencies. The City of Wyoming Chapter 90 Zoning Ordinance, administered by the Planning and Zoning Division (616.530.7285), does not currently impose an EV-ready percentage on new residential or commercial parking lots; EVSE is reviewed as an accessory use under existing parking and use standards. Installation of Level 1 and Level 2 chargers at a single-family home is a permitted accessory use requiring an electrical permit issued by the Wyoming Building Inspections office under the Michigan Electrical Code, Part 8 of the State Construction Code adopted under 2008 PA 407, which incorporates NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code) including Article 625 covering EV charging systems. DC fast-charging sites at gas stations, dealerships or dedicated lots may trigger Chapter 90 site-plan review by the Wyoming Planning Commission for parking-lot layout, signage and lighting. The City has active commercial fast-charger deployment along the US-131 and 28th Street corridors.
Installing EVSE without the required electrical permit violates the Michigan Electrical Code (Part 8 of the State Construction Code adopted under 2008 PA 407) and is enforceable by the Wyoming building official with stop-work orders and refusal to issue final inspection or Certificate of Occupancy until the work is permitted and inspected. Commercial EV-charging installations that change parking-lot layout or signage without site-plan approval may trigger Chapter 90 zoning enforcement by the Wyoming Planning and Zoning Division.
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