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50 N. Gay Street EV Charging Station Project

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The Lassen Municipal Utility District is forecasting a project to install, operate, and maintain a mix of Direct Current Fast Charging and Level 2 electric vehicle stations at 50 N. Gay Street in Susanville, California. The scope of work involves installing electric vehicle supply equipment, constructing concrete pads for transformers and switchgear, and performing utility trenching to connect the infrastructure to the local electric distribution system. To support the installation, the project includes localized pavement modifications, updated parking lot striping, and the implementation of mulch buffers to manage internal traffic flow. A key environmental requirement of the project is the onsite relocation and preservation of two mature trees to ensure no vegetation is destroyed or permanently removed. No new lighting will be added to the site. This initiative aims to expand public and utility EV fleet infrastructure in Uptown Susanville, providing essential charging access for the general public, local drivers, and transient electric vehicle users.

General Info

Lassen Municipal Utility District will install EV charging stations at 50 N. Gay Street.

Agency

California → Lassen Municipal Utility District

NAICS

237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

N. Gay Street and Main St, Susanville, CA, 96130

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NONE

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AgencyCalifornia → Lassen Municipal Utility District
Contacts1 person available
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California → Lassen Municipal Utility District
Office AddressN/A
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Nick DominguezGeneral Manager

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The proposed project consists of the installation, operation, and maintenance of Direct Current Fast Charging (DCFC) electric vehicle stations, Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations, and associated Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) within the existing paved parking lot located at 50 N. Gay Street. Work includes the placement of DC Fast Chargers and Level 2 chargers, minor excavation to install concrete equipment pads (transformer and switchgear pads), and minor utility trenching for conduit placement to connect the new charging infrastructure to LMUD's electric distribution system. The project also includes minor localized pavement modifications, the installation of mulch buffers, modifications to the existing parking lot striping to accommodate the mixed-tier charging equipment, and safely manage changes to the internal traffic flow within the lot. Additionally, the layout requires the careful onsite relocation and preservation of two (2) mature trees within the facility footprint to accommodate the hardware. No trees will be destroyed or permanently removed from the site. No new lighting is proposed. The primary purpose of the project is to expand accessible public and utility EV fleet infrastructure in Uptown Susanville. Beneficiaries include the general public, local EV and transient EV drivers.

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