rayluis1988
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Totally. There is a big gap in The San Fernando Valley coverage. And the permits in that gap area seem NOT to move at all. Happens with the one in SunValley (40 stalls) as well.
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rayluis1988
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MikeRadio
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How long does it take once the permit is in?? SInce these things seem to comne on cement blocks ready to drop in, I wouldn't think long once the power is ran and cabinets put.... NoHo needs a supercharger. Burbank has 4!
rayluis1988
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The trend lately is a hold, a long hold for utility/transformer/activation. Universal City and Chatsworth have been fully built for months now and just waiting to be turned on. And those two are in LADWP territory which NoHo is as well, so we might have a wait at the end too, unfortunately or if we ar lucky no.
rayluis1988
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No signs of Tesla Equipment/Construction Yet. Mall/Charge Point installed so many Level 2 chargers all over the parking lot.
rayluis1988
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MikeRadio
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No new superchargers. I guess that’s it for North Hollywood. Even with all those Burbank ones busy all the time. Awful. Bad decision.
rayluis1988
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Permit is still active and Inspectors assigned to the future construction. This one was ISSUED before the lay offs so it could survived (crossing fingers). San Fernando looks like it survived, I went Friday and a big are was fenced off.
It might survive but I doubt we will see any movement on it unless something changes. They've instructed contractors to not break ground on any new sites.
electrek.co
Read the wild email Tesla is sending to suppliers amid Supercharger chaos
After firing its Supercharger team, Tesla is unsurprisingly finding it hard to manage contractors who previously worked with the team.
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