Map Parking, Electrical Path and Building Decisions

Define charging use

Record vehicle and dwell-time goals without prescribing charger power.

Map stall and route

Document stall ownership or assignment, conduit path, fire separations, access, restoration and future shared infrastructure.

Locate distribution evidence

Record electrical-room, panel and transformer information available in approved building documents; do not enter restricted spaces.

Connect to load planning

Ask how building and unit capacity, diversity, load management and future stalls are evaluated.

Build the strata decision file

Track bylaws, alteration requests, cost allocation, metering, maintenance, insurance questions and approvals.

Verify current City guidance

Use the current Burnaby guide and project facts; do not treat incentive or approval as guaranteed.

Map the stall-to-panel route

Draw stall assignment, conduit or cable path, electrical rooms, walls, fire separations, distance, access and restoration. Use authorized records and safe access only; do not enter restricted rooms to collect missing information.

• Show common-property crossings
• Identify future shared pathways
• Record route alternatives

Build the strata decision register

List approvals, bylaws, cost allocation, metering, insurance, maintenance, access and future-stall questions with their decision owner. Separate owner requests from council resolutions and keep accepted drawings attached to the authorization.

• Record meeting or consent dates
• Assign ongoing equipment responsibility
• Protect other residents’ access

Coordinate City and capacity evidence

Connect the current Burnaby EV infrastructure guidance, qualified load work, proposed charger or management equipment and permit path. State which building-level assumptions remain unresolved and who must confirm them before procurement.

• Check bulletin revision date
• Match equipment to distribution plan
• Preserve commissioning settings

Create the authorized stall-to-service package

Combine charging-use goals, stall assignment, route drawing, common-property crossings, fire-separation details, distribution and load evidence, charger and management models, metering approach and future shared-infrastructure context. Attach strata decisions, current Burnaby guidance, electrical permit and inspection responsibilities and any BC Hydro dependency. Record access, shutdown, restoration and ongoing ownership. Revisions to route or equipment should reopen affected approvals. This package coordinates a specific installation and must not imply guaranteed charge time, available capacity, council approval or universal suitability from a charger rating alone. At handover, reconcile the authorized route, installed models, breaker and management settings, inspection record and strata conditions. Give the responsible owner the maintenance and access information for the actual installation.

• Use the accepted stall identifier
• Attach strata authorization
• Reference capacity evidence
• Record fire-stopping closeout
• Keep commissioning configuration