Mo. Rev. Stat. 67.288 local charger mandate preemption

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What does Missouri Mo. Rev. Stat. 67.288 local charger mandate preemption do? Bars local governments from requiring EV chargers or charging infrastructure in parking lots owned or leased by churches or nonprofits; voluntary installation stays allowed. church and nonprofit parking lots.

Facts

Kind: Statute
Status: In force
Stage: In force
Topics: EV-ready buildings
Products: EV charging
Source: afdc.energy.gov (opens in a new tab)

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EV charging
NEC: Local adoption IECC commercial: Local adoption IECC residential: Local adoption IBC: Local adoption

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