Approves PG&E electric vehicle chargers at East Oakland Pride Elementary, costing about $98,304

The district joins PG&E's Electric Vehicle (EV) Charge Schools and Parks Program to place three dual-port ChargePoint chargers at 8000 Birch Street, the East Oakland Pride Elementary site. The contract runs eight years from when the chargers start working. The district's currently estimated cost is $98,304 (about $1,024 a month), and it expects a rebate of about $39,315 over the contract. The board is ratifying a contract that is already in place.

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Vendor / partner: Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Action: New agreement
Category: School buildings & construction
This vote: $98,304
Schools: East Oakland Pride Elementary School
Funding: Fund 21 Building Funds Measure Y
Resource / site: 9655 107
Presented by: Deputy Chief, Facilities Planning and Management
File: 23-0286 · agenda U.-1
Outcome: Adopted on the General Consent Report, Apr 12, 2023

Official text

Ratification by the Board of Education of PG&E Charge Schools and Parks Program Contract by and between the District and Pacific Gas and Electric Company (“PG&E”) stating terms and conditions for District’s participation in the latter’s Electric Vehicle (EV) Charge Schools and Parks Program, as described in the California Public Utilities Commission or “CPUC”, Decision Number 19-11-017 issued November 13, 2019, and as administered by PG&E, subject to satisfaction of the site specific contingencies’ described in Contract, for location of a 3 ChargePoint CT 4000 (Dual Port) at 8000 Birch Street, Oakland, CA (District’s Property), for an eight (8) year period from the date that the Electric Vehicle Service Equipment (EVSE) becomes operational, with the District paying a currently estimated cost of $98,304.00 (approximately $1,024/month) and receiving a rebate of approximately $39,315.00 over the term of the Contract, respectively.

History

Apr 12, 2023 Adopted on the General Consent Report

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