Residential Curbside EV ChargingAlexandria, Virginia — Resident Proposal
Independent proposal prepared by an Alexandria resident — not an official City of Alexandria publication.

Reference

Sources & downloads

The five technical papers behind this site, and the consolidated bibliography of City, Commonwealth, federal, peer-city, and standards sources they rely on.

Position papers (download)

Papers are drafts for discussion, prepared July 2026. Each research page also links its own paper and lists its sources inline.

Bibliography

City of Alexandria

  1. City of Alexandria, Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Readiness Strategy, November 2020.
  2. City of Alexandria, EV Curbside Charging License Agreement, February 2026.
  3. City of Alexandria, Insurance Requirements for Encroachment Permits, 2023.
  4. City of Alexandria, Memorandum to Industry No. 04-18: Maintenance of Traffic Plans — Maintaining Access for Pedestrians and Bicyclists During Construction, 2018.
  5. City of Alexandria Code §5-2-29 (Street Encroachments); §5-2-16 (sidewalk obstructions, related provisions).

Accessibility & right-of-way standards

  1. U.S. Access Board, ADA Standards for Accessible Design (2010) and Public Rights-of-Way guidance (temporary facilities; "maximum extent practicable").
  2. Virginia Department of Transportation, Work Zone Pedestrian and Bicycle Guidance, 2016.

Electrical standards

  1. NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code), Article 625 — Electric Vehicle Power Transfer System.
  2. UL 2594 — Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment.
  3. UL 2231 Parts 1 & 2 — Personnel Protection Systems for EV Supply Circuits.
  4. SAE J1772 — Electric Vehicle Conductive Charge Coupler.
  5. U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center — Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Basics.

Peer cities & policy research

Economic & safety data

  1. FHWA, Highway Statistics 2024, Table VM-1 (average annual miles per vehicle).
  2. U.S. Census Bureau SAIPE / FRED, Median Household Income, Alexandria City, VA (2024: $123,840).
  3. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Facts About Falls.
  4. Virginia State Corporation Commission, Consumer's Guide for Homeowners Insurance.

Primary 311 records

  1. Alex311 service requests concerning the 1 W Oak St cable crossing (11 filings, Jun 3 – Jul 25, 2026), retrieved from the public Alex311 portal. Individual case links appear in the Scofflaw Dossier; one record is deliberately not linked pending redaction of a photo of a minor.