@MarcoRP has found permit documents for the new site in Carmel, IN located at the GetGo gas station at 11545 N Illinois St. It looks to be 8 stalls between the gas station and the road.
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Supercharger - Carmel - N Illinois St, IN
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This is just south of Illinois and 116th near IU Health North - just east of 31/Meridian.
####AFastTezla
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ITS HAPPENING!!!
11545 Illinois St
Carmel, IN 46032
No it’s directly off Illinois St. =
11545 Illinois St
Carmel, IN 46032
####AFastTezla
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The RAGE this fence is causing is nuts! People are very used to speeding through this part of the gas station and cutting through the McDonalds parking lot to quickly bypass the stop signs and enter Illinois st. People are needing to do 19 point turns to turn around. The two minutes I was taking pics three cars flew by but could not just reverse back.
Mrbrock
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So this will almost be 2 years from permit to completion. “Coming soon”! Hah! Glad it’s being done but hopefully we can be a little more restrained when it comes to posting things like this. Permits have been submitted, that’s it. Some of those permits are never approved or issued. Some places that means approval in a month and construction soon thereafter. Many places this means months and months of plan resubmittals and cutting through bureaucratic red tape.
Ah ok. That area sort of makes sense. By the big grocery store and stuff?ITS HAPPENING!!!
No it’s directly off Illinois St. =
11545 Illinois St
Carmel, IN 46032
Permit on the supercharge.info site can mean a multitude of things. Are some cases where pins get added to supercharge.info based upon a report in something like a planning commission minutes. That could be in the planning stage, well before a permit application is submitted or applied. I believe the site outside of Evansville is an example of that. My memory is that pin got added to the map when the application was submitted, but required some iterations in the site plan before it was approved. So the Permit status on supercharge.info could be more a "planned" per a rigorous example of permit issued. Not intending to criticize the work of those that admin the supercharge.info site; it's a great resource. But you need to understand what the data really represents at times.
Also, realize that a multitude of situations can happen which can delay or pause activity after construction is started. A great example of that is the current site under construction in Hendersonville, TN. It currently shows as being in the construction phase for over 400 days. If you read the associated thread, there were some issues that got raised after construction started with activity have been paused for many months and just recently restarted.
So as with all new supercharger stations ... it will be open when it's open. Until then, patience is the best guidance anyone can provide.
Also, realize that a multitude of situations can happen which can delay or pause activity after construction is started. A great example of that is the current site under construction in Hendersonville, TN. It currently shows as being in the construction phase for over 400 days. If you read the associated thread, there were some issues that got raised after construction started with activity have been paused for many months and just recently restarted.
So as with all new supercharger stations ... it will be open when it's open. Until then, patience is the best guidance anyone can provide.
Mrbrock
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Exactly. My point was that those of us posting locations either in permitting or being proposed should restrain from using "coming soon" when the permitting process can take years.
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