Supercharger - Atlanta, GA

[Thunder7ga]

I've also experienced the automated gate opening up before presenting the ticket, I think they take pictures of license plates as they enter, and let them through if cars leave within that 2 hour window.

I was at the Atlantic Station SC on Thursday morning (very early, like 0600) I was the only one there. The gate also opened as soon as I rolled up to it. I was there all of about 20-25 minutes.

 

[JulienW]

Downsizing my life and buying a condo in Atlantic Station. Will close in a few days and then doing some remodeling. One BIG negative is I will no longer have an AC Charging Station. Kind of a lit-ion freak and slow charge and carefully maintain desired SOC levels. Although while not as common in ATL lots of people (especially in Calf) own Tesla's and don't have access to AC Stations and must rely on Chargers.

Positives: My parking space is on Level 2 and the Chargers are only a couple of hundred feet away (all "underground"). Looks like I will become an expert on all things related to the Chargers in Atlantic Station.

 

[ChrisC]

Atlantic Station has charging for residents -- ask around. Although it may be oversubscribed, in which case you are ideally positioned to ask for more.

 

[JulienW]

Atlantic Station has charging for residents -- ask around. Although it may be oversubscribed, in which case you are ideally positioned to ask for more.

There is no charging stations inside of our fenced off (enclave) parking lot area. Any level 2 stations are in the general Atlantic Station parking area. Any time my car is outside of the condo's enclave parking lot the 2 hour rule applies. You have 2 hours to get into our condo parking lot or 2 hours to exit Atlantic Station or pay for parking just like any other car. So if I used any level 2 charging stations the parking cost would FAR outweigh the cost of using the Supercharger.

Please let me know if you know of a workaround.

 

[JulienW]

Sign of the weird times. Usually full or only a spot or 2 by mid morning. Today empty and was still the ONLY one when I came back 40 minutes later.

 

[JulienW]

A couple of Chargers out of service.

 

[JulienW]

Looks like it may be Atlantic Station infrastructure work and they just blocked off the Superchargers early to keep from parking. They are running some conduit but doesn't look Supercharger related.

 

[JulienW]

Looks like someone may have drove past the garage entrance and we're on their last "fumes".

 

[theothertom]

oops!

 

[JulienW]

Since the layout is non standard and not intuitive I made a quick little little map of the cabinet assignments.

 

[houstonian]

FYI there’s a LA Fitness (and many other establishments) on the top floor of the parking garage.

 

[MarcoRP]

Looks like it may be Atlantic Station infrastructure work and they just blocked off the Superchargers early to keep from parking. They are running some conduit but doesn't look Supercharger related.

Might have been. A new permit has just been issued for 20 additional V3 stalls right next to the existing Superchargers!

 

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Construction has started

 

[ChrisC]

Tesla gear has arrived and is staged inside the fence.

 

[clester2295]

I was there yesterday and about 10 workers were actively doing construction. Believe they were laying conduit but couldn’t totally tell.

 

[shots]

More progress

 

[ChrisC]

FYI Atlantic Station was built over the old Atlantic Steel mill site and is an EPA brownfield. That bottom level deck concrete is actually a legally required cap to keep the toxins sealed up. Cutting that concrete is a massive permitting hassle, and I wouldn't breathe the air there too much while they have it cut open.

 

[shots]

FYI Atlantic Station was built over the old Atlantic Steel mill site and is an EPA brownfield. That bottom level deck concrete is actually a legally required cap to keep the toxins sealed up. Cutting that concrete is a massive permitting hassle, and I wouldn't breathe the air there too much while they have it cut open.

Well that will be the last trip I make unless I dig out the old N95s

 

[CHGolferJim]

FYI Atlantic Station was built over the old Atlantic Steel mill site and is an EPA brownfield. That bottom level deck concrete is actually a legally required cap to keep the toxins sealed up. Cutting that concrete is a massive permitting hassle, and I wouldn't breathe the air there too much while they have it cut open.

You’re kidding (guess you’re not). There’s a huge mall on the site, right?

 

[Sklith]

It's not a joke. I used to live in the apartment building on 1280 W Peachtree st in the late 90s, and the entire Atlantic Station area was a waste dump. It's amazing what they've done to it but I'd definitely stay clear of the soil!