For comparison, here's the history of California's station open rate: Separately, Canada had a record 28 stations opened in December of last year and the US had a record 24 stations opened in February of this year. The US is at 26 this month so far and is close to breaking both records (which are the top 2 records for stations opened in a single month in a single country, except maybe China).
It is an astonishing number of openings in November, and there is still a week to go. Unprecedented according to Pluto’s chart.
Looking at the under-construction sites it doesn't seem like there will be many more opened in the remaining days this month. They were probably all trying to open by T-Day.
Half the cones on the supercharge.info map in California seem to be stuck at the waiting on PGE/SCE stage, so a few more could eek through before EOD Monday, or just as easily slip into 2021.
Do I have to pay to get into parking garage to charge and pay again to charge if I have unlimited free supercharging?
In your case, you just pay for the parking. (Technically you pay before you exit the garage...the same as any non-Tesla driver would do.) Bruce.
Bruce gave the right answer to your question as written, but I'm going to assume that you dropped a word in there and you meant to say that you don't have free supercharging. In that case, Yes, you pay the garage on exit for accessing/using the garage and Tesla bills you for the electricity. This is how it works in every location where superchargers are in pay lots/garages.
I have been there several times and most of the time the gate to exit is just open. I assume they have specific hours, but I haven't researched them. Also, the times I have visited and the gate was down it opened when I put the ticket back in and didn't request money. Perhaps because it was before the supercharger opened and I wasn't in there very long, another thing that could be researched to find out how long you can be inside w/o charge.
Yip, that's the place, and that's the gate open. Not sure why they have gates if they just let you leave at the end of the day.