Yes, it does. Depending on how parking stalls are designated (Limited Common Property or Common Property), a formal resolution, usually requiring a ¾ approval of owners, will be needed to amend or add to the existing Bylaws of the Strata Corporation.

 Yes, for several reasons:
1. To authorize expenses not in the operating budget

2. To approve significant changes in the use or appearance of common property

3. To approve any necessary bylaw amendments

A ¾ vote resolution is typically required for these approvals.

Yes. Section 110 of the Strata Property Act enables the strata corporation to charge a user fee based on consumption rate. This can be used to recover both electricity and installation costs.

An EV charging system typically includes:

- Electric Vehicle (EV)

- Electric Vehicle Service Equipment (EVSE) - the charging station

- Smart Chargers for load balancing

- Energy Management System (EMS) for monitoring and controlling energy allocation

- Intelligent Chargers that can be managed based on building demand

Level 1: Standard 110V outlet, slow charging (about 7km range per hour)

Level 2: 208V outlet, medium charging (about 40-50km range per hour)

Level 3: High-powered "superchargers", fast charging (100km+ range per hour)

For most strata properties, Level 2 charging is the most practical and cost-effective option.

Level 1: Standard 110V outlet, slow charging (about 7km range per hour)

Level 2: 208V outlet, medium charging (about 40-50km range per hour)

Level 3: High-powered "superchargers", fast charging (100km+ range per hour)

For most strata properties, Level 2 charging is the most practical and cost-effective option.