Electric Vehicle Charging Point Consultation
Results updated 5 Jun 2018
Thank you to all those who took part in the consultation. The results report can be found here.
The responses have helped in the process of identifying shortlisted locations for charging points. Planning applications will be submitted for these locations, which will be subject to a formal consultation process.
The shortlisted locations identified can be viewed below.
Following this phase in Barnes, East Sheen, Kew, Mortlake and North Richmond, further consultation will take place to identify charge point locations in other areas of the borough.
Barnes Ward
- Suffolk Road. SW13 9NR
- Boileau Road Site 2. SW13 9BW
- Nassau Road, SW13 9HE
- Arundel Terrace, SW13 9DW
East Sheen Ward
- Portman Avenue, SW14 8NX
- Upper Richmond Road Site 2, SW14 7PR (Please note that this application will be submitted following further TfL discussions)
- St Leonards, SW14 8LU
Kew Ward
Mortlake & Barnes Common Ward
- Westwood Road, SW13 0LA
- Elm Bank Gardens Site 2, SW13 0NS
- Barnes High Street, SW13 9LN
- Beverley Road, SW13 0NG
- Station Road SW13 0LF
- Mortlake High Street Site 2, SW14 8SH
North Richmond Ward
Overview
Conventional vehicles are recognised as a major contributor to pollution, therefore the introduction of electric vehicle charging infrastructure is a priority for the Council to support more sustainable travel and cleaner air. This is detailed in the Council's Electric Vehicle Recharging Strategy.
Electric vehicles provide a low-emission solution to driving in the city, and the installation of electric charging points around Richmond will help meet the needs of the growing number of people choosing to own a pure electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle in preference to diesel or petrol vehicles.
Richmond Council in partnership with Source London is planning on installing publicly available electric vehicle charging points. These would be funded by Source London and form part of the London wide Source London charging network, which currently operates in 21 other London boroughs. Electric vehicle charging bays would be implemented next to charge points for the sole use of electric vehicles while they are charging.
We are consulting you on possible electric charge point locations within the first areas of Barnes, East Sheen, Kew, Mortlake and North Richmond areas. These areas have been selected due to residents' requests for electric vehicle charging. Charge point locations in other areas of the Borough will be addressed in further phases.
Following this initial consultation, it is intended that a number of sites would be shortlisted. Shortlisted sites would require planning permission and highway consent, which would require further consultation.
A table detailing the proposed sites for the electic vehicle charging points can be found below. Each location consists of three parking bays and charge points. The proposed parking bays are shown on the photo in red.
How we chose the locations
When looking for locations for electric vehicle charging points, we have considered the following criteria:
- Source London member requests and location
- Information provided by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT)
- Resident requests for electric vehicle charging point - online form on Richmond’s website
- Transport for London research
- Areas close to high streets and local amenities
- Proximity away from trees
- Proximity away from live equipment eg lamp posts (at least 2m)
Have your say
We would like to know your views on our proposals for providing electric vehicle charging points. We are also interested in any other comments or suggestions that may assist with the provision of balanced parking facilities for all road users. You can give us your views by completing the online survey below.
If you need a paper copy of any of the consultation material or the survey please contact consultation@richmond.gov.uk.
Next steps
Following this initial consultation, it is intended that a number of sites would be shortlisted. Shortlisted sites would require planning permission and highway consent, which would require further consultation.
Please be advised that this consultation closes on Sunday 11 March 2018.
Areas
Audiences
- Open to all
Interests
- Richmond Borough
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