Information Box Group
1. Identify which charger you're using
- The chargers located in Lot B, and Lot J (located in front of hatch)
- All other chargers located on campus
2. Instructions for chargers in Lot B or J:
- Download the FLO – EV Charging Network app
- Use the serial number printed on the station you want to use to search for the station on the app.
- Select Station
- Plug and charge
- Note: A card may be available for purchase through the app which can be useful in case the wireless network connection is down.
Charger instructions for all other lots (Including DBHSC):
- Visitors: Pay the daily rate of parking on honk mobile.
- Permit Holders of Lots With EVCs: No Charge
- Permit Holders of Lots Without EVCs: Permit holders will be provided with 2 vouchers per month at no charge.
- Note: For permit holders of Lot J, you will be able to charge your vehicle, however you must remove the vehicle after 4 hours.
Information Box Group
Policies and Enforcement
Policy in Regards to Using the Space
- The EVC station will present a full charge in a maximum of 4 hours. We ask that individuals please move their car once it has received a full charge for other individuals to have access to the spaces.
- The spaces are not to be used by a vehicle that does not need electric charging, nor should they be occupied by a car that possesses a full charge.
- Additionally, the spaces are not to be used as a location for loading/unloading or as a place for visitors to wait for passenger pick-up/drop-off. There will be a parking fee for use of the space.
Enforcement
- Example: When a car is charging at the EVC station in Lot B, a notice displays “charging in progress” along with the duration of the charge. There is a maximum stay time of 4 hours at each charging station. If a vehicle exceeds this time, a warning citation will be issued for the first offence, and subsequent violations will result in a $30 fine for “exceeding maximum stay”.
- At the EVC stations in the L.R. Wilson building, there is no time limit displayed, only indicator lights showing the charging status. A parking officer will monitor these stations by checking the vehicles and noting the time. If a vehicle remains beyond the maximum time, a citation will be issued for the same violation.