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Connecticut

C.G.S. 47-261g (condo association right to charge)

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What does Connecticut C.G.S. 47-261g (condo association right to charge) do? Condo associations may not prohibit or restrict installing or using EV chargers; installer needs approval, licensed contractor, insurance, and pays costs. multifamily, condo owners.

Facts

Kind
Statute
Status
In force
Stage
In force
Signed or decided
May 10, 2022
Effective
October 1, 2022
Topics
Right to charge
Products
Source
cga.ct.gov (opens in a new tab)

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