ChrisJ
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It's only a matter of time before the traffic returns. I'm sat at the Concord charger right now and it's 50% full with a constant stream of cars coming and going.
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Supercharger - Dublin, CA - Dublin Boulevard (LIVE 29 Oct 2021, 10 V2 stalls)
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Silicon Desert
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Yes, just last week I was on the way to the Fremont plant and stopped at the Dublin SC. It was a ghost town in the middle of the day (well at least it was at the SC). No one there the whole time I charged !
I have had the same thing happen. Never seen the place so deserted. There was almost always a line from 7 AM to 9 PM. Now empty.
The bad news: Still no transformer, charging cables still taped to pedestals.
The good news: Gum Kuo is open for take-out!
Bruce.
The good news: Gum Kuo is open for take-out!
Bruce.
One of our favorite places to get Cantonese cafe-type food. Back in the good ol' days we'd go there 2-3 times a month. The fact there's a Supercharger on the other end of the parking lot is a happy coincidence. Well it will be anyway, when it finally opens.
Bruce.
Silicon Desert
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yes, when I was in San Ramon (close by), we ate there many times. Good food, charging or not
No updates on this place? I stopped by mid June and was still no transformer. Even their chargepoint chargers were unpowered.yes, when I was in San Ramon (close by), we ate there many times. Good food, charging or not
Pluto
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From the permit, they’ve had one inspection in the last year (final electrical) which they failed in March: Actions
I’m pretty sure there needs to be a final electrical inspection that has to pass before this site opens up, so checking that link for updates is a good way to check for progress without leaving your home. It does seem like @zanary was right in writing this post since usually inspections aren’t this much of a bottleneck: Supercharger - Dublin, CA - Fallon Gateway (under construction Jun 2019, 14 V2 stalls)
I’m pretty sure there needs to be a final electrical inspection that has to pass before this site opens up, so checking that link for updates is a good way to check for progress without leaving your home. It does seem like @zanary was right in writing this post since usually inspections aren’t this much of a bottleneck: Supercharger - Dublin, CA - Fallon Gateway (under construction Jun 2019, 14 V2 stalls)
Pluto
is a Planet
Woops sorry about that, look up Permit No. BLDG-2018-02182 on the following link and select the Actions tab: Search
For some reason if you do that after visiting the link I gave before, it comes up with no results so you might need to do it in private browsing, but here's a screenshot of what I see (there's a huge list that wouldn't fit in a screenshot so it's cropped):
Could the reason for the failed inspection is all components are not yet installed (i.e. the transformer)?
As long as any developer fees are paid to PG&E by Tesla and/or their contractor then they would go ahead an install any lines and transformers needed to the site based on PG&E’s schedule and inventory availability. PG&E wouldn’t actually energize the lines and transformer until Tesla and/or their contractors prove that they’ve passed all city/county inspections.
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
444 days in construction. Is this a record? I'll check in on this charger again in 111 days.
If you’re checking every 111 days I have the feeling the charger will be operational on exactly the 666th day
israndy
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