Vermont Statutes
Chapter 7 - The Public Monies
§ 604. Electric vehicle supply equipment fees

§ 604. Electric vehicle supply equipment fees
(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of this subchapter, any agency or department that owns or controls electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE), as defined in 30 V.S.A. § 201, may establish, set, and adjust fees for the use of that EVSE. The agency or department may establish fees for electric vehicle charging at less than its costs, to cover its costs, or equal to the retail rate charged for the use of EVSE available to the public. Fees collected under this section shall be deposited in the same fund or account within a fund from which the electric operating expense for the EVSE originated.
(b) The Agency of Transportation and the Department of Buildings and General Services shall make staff available to standing committees of the General Assembly beginning on January 15 each year to give an oral presentation that provides an update on the State’s efforts to collect fees for the use of EVSE that is owned or controlled by the State pursuant to subsection (a) of this section and shall make available as part of that presentation a copy of any applicable fee schedules, along with an explanation as to whether or not the fee schedule accounts for expenses associated with the EVSE, including electricity costs. (Added 2019, No. 59, § 37; amended 2021, No. 184 (Adj. Sess.), § 58, eff. July 1, 2022; repealed on July 1, 2025 by 2021, No. 184 (Adj. Sess.), § 57, eff. July 1, 2025.)

Structure Vermont Statutes

Vermont Statutes

Title 32 - Taxation and Finance

Chapter 7 - The Public Monies

§ 401. Accounts

§ 402. Receipts

§ 404. Returned payments; penalty

§ 431. Depositories of State funds

§ 432. Management of invested State money

§ 433. Investments of State money

§ 434. Investment of certain funds

§ 435. General Fund

§ 435a. Tobacco Litigation Settlement Fund

§ 436. Interfund borrowing

§ 461. Disbursements on Commissioner’s warrants

§ 462. Appropriation required

§ 463. Itemized bills with vouchers required

§ 464. Itemized statements and receipts required

§ 465. Only lawful claims allowed; warrants

§ 466. Requisitions

§ 467. Accounts with Superior Court clerks

§ 469. Requisition for court expenses

§ 475. Disasters on State properties

§ 476. Rebate of income earned from investment or reinvestment of bond proceeds to the U.S. Treasury Department

§ 502. Monies to be paid over without deduction

§ 503. Payment of monies into Treasury

§ 504. Fines paid to Superior Court clerk

§ 506. Failure of Superior Court clerk to pay over

§ 508. Receipts given by State officers

§ 509. Overpayment; refund

§ 509a. Judiciary overpayment; refund

§ 510. Appropriation; federal funds; Public Service Department receipts

§ 511. Excess receipts

§ 541. Collection of fines and costs

§ 542. Payment to Treasurer

§ 544. Judge may pay witnesses

§ 581. Unclaimed costs to revert to State

§ 582. Sale of meals; revolving fund

§ 583. Credit card payments

§ 584. Vermont Clean Water Affinity Card Program

§ 585. Definitions

§ 586. Application

§ 587. Special funds; creation and termination

§ 588. Special funds; organization and management

§ 601. Statement of purpose

§ 602. Definitions

§ 603. Fee creation, amount, and adjustment of amount

§ 604. Electric vehicle supply equipment fees

§ 605. Consolidated Executive Branch annual fee report and request

§ 605a. Consolidated Judicial Branch fee report and request

§ 606. Legislative fee review process; fee bill

§ 611. Consolidated town fee report and request

§ 621. Statement of purpose

§ 622. Definitions

§ 623. Forfeiture of public employee retirement benefits

§ 624. Venue, procedure, and appeals

§ 625. Return of contributions; exemptions; qualified domestic relations orders

§ 626. Application; collective bargaining agreements

§ 630. Definitions

§ 631. Prohibition; penalties

§ 632. Civil actions for false claims

§ 633. Rights of the parties to qui tam actions

§ 634. Alternate remedies available to determine civil penalty

§ 635. Payments to relators; limitations

§ 636. Certain actions barred

§ 637. Awards of costs and attorney’s fees against relators; liability

§ 638. Relief from retaliatory actions

§ 639. Limitation of actions; final judgments in criminal proceedings

§ 640. Preponderance of the evidence standard

§ 641. Remedies under other laws; legislative construction

§ 642. Civil investigative demands