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Herndon, Virginia Resident Upset With HOA's Electric Vehicle Charging Station Restrictions

06 Jan 2024 | Abstracted from NBC Washington

"Specifically, she's not allowed to build the station close enough to her parking space because it's common space...she could build the charging station on her property, but then the cable would likely have to go across a sidewalk, and the HOA has rules about cables going across common areas...Virginia state law does say HOAs can prohibit or restrict the installation of electric vehicle charging stations in common areas."

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