Source: Marco site leaks
https://epermits.nashville.gov/#/p...Number ASC&searchText=&page=1&searchCode=ADDR
https://epermits.nashville.gov/#/p...Number ASC&searchText=&page=1&searchCode=ADDR
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Supercharger - Nashville, TN - Powell Ave
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Here's that Marco article about it, with the brief mention of the new Nashvile site about halfway down.
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Jeff Hudson
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These will be the first V4 pedestals in Nashville and seems like it will be a convenient location for ride share drivers.
They just pulled a permit for another 24 chargers in the Bellevue shopping center, so coverage in Nashville is getting even better.
They just pulled a permit for another 24 chargers in the Bellevue shopping center, so coverage in Nashville is getting even better.
Charging cabinets are on site. They are labeled V3.5 FWIW. Panera and Panda Express are nearby. The site is fairly close to the front entrance of the cineplex, so hopefully people won't be tempted to ICE the chargers.
Found the site plans at: https://documents.nashville.gov/Req...b-9dec983bf76b_CA-Permits-20171101_19474889_1
JPWhite
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The trenching and pavement repair is complete. It looks like the cabinets are installed. V4 pedestals are on site, but have not been installed. I think this will be the first V4 pedestal installation in Nashville, maybe even the first one in Tennessee?
No change in status as of 6/11/24. The cabinets and dispensers remain uninstalled.
Mrbrock
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Lots of sites are moving forward around the country. Once all the permits are approved and issued, there really isn’t much for Tesla to do other than pay the contractors as work progresses. If these contractors walked instead of waiting for Tesla to figure things out then this will be stalled until a new contractor is brought in to finish. Seems like all the hard work is done so should be easy to finish.
Maybe, but I bet a lot LESS than before. Prior to the Supercharger team massacre, they were going at warp speed. Nashville went from nothing happening to multiple upgrades and multiple new sites being started simultaneously with additional new sites getting permits issued. Now, it’s ground to a complete stop.
It’s possible some of our sites are waiting on the power company - which can take weeks or months - but usually the site construction is finished. That wouldn’t explain why Powell was stopped mid-install.
Mrbrock
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There has definitely been and slow down and some pauses but then things lick right back up. We have seen many new permits but as promised the existing work is being completed.
Mrbrock
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Wherever those conduits end is where the transformer will be. Owed will come down the pole then underground to the transformer. The transformer output will go underground to the switchgear cabinet then to the 6 supercharger cabinets then to the charge posts.
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