This spot north of the two car parking garage and south of the bus stop on the east side of Vanderbilt Avenue south of Lafayette Avenue offers high traffic and visibility and fronts on an empty lot connected to a church that fronts on Clinton Avenue. It would be minimally disruptive to the neighborhood and a good option offing accessibility to both Fort Greene and Clinton Hill neighborhoods.

This location on the west side of Vanderbilt Avenue just north of the bus stop offers high visibility, is well trafficked and is just outside of Bishop Loughlin Memorial HS. The school has really excessive parking allocation as the property fronts on all four sides of the block. An alternative location is north of this location just south of the other bus stop. (This block has two bus stops--it is a long block, but locating av ev charger at either location on this block would afford high traffic, visibility and minimal disruption to the community.)

This location on Vanderbilt Avenue on the northern end of the property of 405 Vanderbilt Avenue by extending the legal parking spot to south of the fire hydrant makes sense to me as it is just after a very long bus stop -- I can see the bus stop being shortened by a little without losing street parking in the neighborhood.

The east side of Clermont Avenue just south of Lafayette Avenue is currently a CitiBike hub. Adding a level 2 ev charger here just south of bike hub makes sense to me.

This site at the N side of Greene Avenue just east of Clermont Avenue is currently improperly designated for use with the high school around the corner and currently unused for parking or loading of any kind. It would be the perfect location for a level 2 ev charger.

Would be nice to have charging station here

Perfect public lot for solar panels and changing stations.

High traffic area, good location for charging station

Tesla purchases are on the rise. We need an option on the south shore. The north shore has a few spots in private garages already. We have to drive over to jersey to charge up. Thank you.

What better place than the hall of science! So much scientific history has emerged since the World's Fair. The Maker's Faire is hosted here and millions of NYC residents visit this amazing location. Hope to see these EVs stations installed to create an incentive for locals to invest in clean energy!

All NYC parks should have charging stations because parks are green and so are electric cars!

Starbucks and EV charging station, it's a no brainer!

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The intersection of Benson Avenue and Bay parkway is right in the center of about 30 EV owners. Many of whom I have spoken with. I feel the putting a few chargers here with benefit the community as a hole and promote Eevee ownership in this already technologically forward thinking neighborhood.

Municipal parking lots should all have at least 2, IMO. This is already city owned property and a natural, logical idea.

There are a ton of metered sore just outside the old Caesars Bay parking lot. This would be ideal for many drivers in the part of Brooklyn as it's also right off the Belt. Easy on, easy off. Shopping, parking, continue journey

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Dyker Beach golf course parking lot or outside of lot.

If there was a way to integrate charging with the parking meter system it would be a win-win. You pay your muni meter- indicate you want to charge. A code is printed on the receipt (maybe on the other side so no one can see it when you display it in the window) and you enter the code on the charger. This can be paid up front when you get your ticket - or if you use a credit card - charge it to that.

Parking lot

We have about 6 different owners of EV's here in this block and would love to have a charger to use, as all of us are in apartments without charging available.

I visit the Botanical Garden when I have out of town guests. Since I travel form NJ via EV, it would be nice to be able to charge my EV while I walk and view the gardens.

I visit the Aquarium from NJ. I usually drive an EV to the location. It would be great to be able to charge my vehicle while viewing the exhibits.

A charging station near the Museum and the Botanical Garden would be a good draw for EV-drivers who travel to these two attractions.

Parking near central park and 72nd st subway.

For people visiting the area.

Parking for people coming to the area for nightlife.

EV Parking for people who live in the neighborhood and have to deal with alternate side parking.

Street parking opens at 7pm, this is useful to visitors with EVs who can't compete for parking with people who live on alternate side parking streets.

above Fairway

It's near a Cleaners, Dunkin Donuts, CVS, diner, dentist.

along area where there are express buses.

anywhere along Horace harding or near the school so they can get charged while kid or teachers are in school, and picked up when paretns pick up!

I think charging stations should be placed on everywhere there are meters during the day for charging at night.

This is an ideal location as it is near a large shopping complex.

I live in an apartment but would like to have an EV charger nearby so that I can get an electric car.

Marine Park, Mill Basin, Bergen, Canarsie, and breezy point deserve it because they are transit graveyards without easy access to the subway or public transit and rely on cars more. Therefore it makes more sense to place the stations at these locations in parks like marine park, Floyd Bennett field, and other city managed properties for less logistical hassle

Central location for Queens residents, off two major highways.

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New residential areas being built. Located near gas station which can include EV stations.

You need more EV chargers in residential area side streets.

A charging station right by the mall is very ideal. There's tons of foot traffic here, especially since the mall was built up. People can spend anywhere from one hour to several hours at the mall, which gives the perfect opportunity to charge their electric vehicle. If nowhere else on the island gets a charger, this is definitely the one spot that should, no questions asked.

There's lots of foot traffic in New Dorp. While people are walking around and shopping, they could also be charging their electric cars. I spend a lot of time in New Dorp and having a charging station in this area would really help, as I'm sure it would others who frequent the area.

Adding a charger somewhere in Bay Terrace (or anywhere in Staten Island honestly) would be greatly appreciated. We don't have any chargers that I know of publicly, which deters a lot of people from buying electric cars to begin with. The Staten Island Mall is another great spot to add chargers as well.

Mnr train station.

South side of the street, along Manhattan College campus. This would be a great location for students/faculty with EVs

This is a heavily used MNR station. The lot needs drainage work and repaving but ev chargers here would be fantastic!

Greenpoint is an EV charging desert! The change in neighborhood makeup means there are more and more EVs in the neighborhood and the only non-private charging options are expensive paid garages. There are some spots next to transmitter park that would lend themselves well to public EV only charging spots.

Little to no ev charging in Jamaica, Queens.

No EV chargers in Staten Island.

Home Depot add5-10 spots

NYC parks gym add 4 spots

10 spots for shopping-movie center

10 spots for shopping center

Shopping center put 10 here

A charger on this block would be eligible for use by teachers at Wagner middle school as well as local residents. Also, would love to see more DOT initiatives to not only get people to transition to EVs, but to get them to ditch cars altogether! Support electric carshare and rideshare, don't double down on NYC's toxic car culture!

We want a level 2 EV charging station in the East Village.

Cunningham park would be an excellent choice to add public EV charging stations.

EV charging spaces should be located in 8AM-6PM commercial parking zones. This would encourage businesses to use electric vehicles, and allow residents who return home in the evening to charge their cars overnight.

By the ferry stop, or at least one place in Bay Ridge, where many residents to drive.

This is the cell phone lot for JFK and it would be awesome to have a charger or two here. It would help push EVs as cabs.

Lots of shopping and great opportunity for EV charging

Lots of residential and shopping

Residential area with 90 degree parking, lots of potential for EV charging.

Main Street is a busy shopping area with lots of places to put chargers that would serve multiple parking spots!

In Riverdale, the parking lots at both Key Food stores, 235th St and Cambridge Ave, and 256th and Riverdale Ave, are two of the most logical places for them in the area.

Schools Near by along with restaurants and bus stop very convenient.

A few EV in the area. Good spot a lot of restaurants near by

EV Chargers along Prospect Park! Green and green!!

EDC's Brooklyn Army Terminal ought to have numerous EV charging for the many cars parked there every day... encourage all of these commuters to switch to EVs and reward them when they do!

Restaurants & Cafe within a block. Easy to get to.

Commercial location would be great for ev charging.

There are several EVs in the neighborhood and no charging spots nearby. There’s also already reduced parking here due to the zipcar spots

its a no standing zone - which will not reduce parking spaces and will come to use to charge

Parking lot at LIJ hospital. Visitors are often there long enough to get a meaningful charge, but still turn over multiple times per day

Environmental center could live up to what it is preaching

Dot lot could use one or more

This would be a good place for a charger. The area is residential and would encourage people to start buying electric or plug in electric cars.

Costco parking is a perfect spot for EV charging.

All this single use, non-parallel parking takes up a lot of useful community space. This street is a great place to put a charging station for Upper West Siders who need to cross the park to go to the FDR or even head west to the West Side Highway. It's not highly trafficked as much traffic on W 100 street turns right onto Columbus, including nearby NYPD and FDNY vehicles.

There is a curb cut here outside of a grocery store that would be a good spot for a charging station.

Please place a charging station or two in Dumbo!

Please place a charging station in Dumbo. Thank you for your consideration.

Orchard Beach parking lot. Cars are there for hours at a time, good for type 2 chargers. Highly visible, so will encourage others to think about EV's.

It is very frustrating to see five solar powered charging stations, and then see them labelled "for City vehicles only" and not see any charging stations for public charging. I think you want to advertise and encourage electric vehicles, not frustrate them.

Ocean Parkway Benches and Tables at this location are under utilized. Remove them and create way to charge electric cars.

Benziger Avenue is a good location central to the residential area where these are needed.

Please have at least two near Bay Street Landing Victory Blvd.

Access is needed by Richmond University Medical Center (Hospital).

On Cunard Place or the of Cunard Place and Richmond Road.

Adding a charging station on the Holy Name side of Howard Pl will definitely encourage me and my neighbors on Fuller St to go electric.

Great spot for a charging port for public use. It’s near the former Trump buildings. It would be a good idea for the city to show our President why we need eco-friendly options in an anti-science era

Jacob Riis Parking Lot. Ideal place for at least one charging port. For summer crowds!

Municipal lot. Ideal spot for a charger.

Ideal space for a charger. Municipal lot for all year round residents and visitors to the beach

Manhattan Beach Park should have at least one charging station in their lot for both Kingsborough Community College students/faculty and for summer visitors to the park itself.

This big parking lot is never completely full, and this section of CIA has a lot of car repair shops.

This would be a great place to add a charging station, with so many subways stops near by and the offices right around the area, many could potentially need chargers!

A constituent reached out to the Office of Council Member Ben Kallos and requested that a charger station be installed at this location. We reached out to Colleen Chattergoon and she said that we should put the request in here.

II'd like an electric charging station set up here for the use of my vehicles and others. Can serve upper east side.

Public parking for the Jamaica Refuge would benefit from a EV charger.

This area would benefit if DOT would instal an electric charger on this parking lot. This lot is used by many residents from Howard Beach, East New York and Ozone Park who come here to shop, visit doctors or vote in Public School 232. Sadly, there are no public EV charging stations in south Queens anywhere.

This would be an ideal spot for an EV Charger.

Area frequently used by cabs to park, near the commercial hub of a largely residential neighborhood.

Quiet area on a dead end block near a block of businesses in a mostly residential neighborhood.

It’s so important to have this infrastructure in place. So many of us want to make the move to electric vehicles but don’t have a place to charge.

There are six and eight hour parking meters on Broadway. Perhaps charge more for the spots with EV chargers to discourage non-EV's from taking those spots. Those meters could also be in effect at night, other than the hours that need to be available for street cleaning.

There is a large parking lot near the Lake in Van Cortlandt Park. Electric charging stations could benefit drivers without taking spots away from non-electric vehicles. They would be available to drivers from a wide area, who could enjoy a few hours in the park or a round of golf while they charge their vehicles,

Proximity to highway and parks

I work for a nonprofit that shares Parks fleet vehicles. We have one electric vehicle that requires regular recharging, and there is no charging station nearby our location at 5th Ave & 105th street. There are numerous other electric vehicles at our offices, and they have the same accessibility issue.

Please install a charging station at 102nd street, just inside central park. Parks vehicles are often parked there already, it would be the perfect site.

We absolutely must get off fossils fuels to ensure A viable future for our children. It’s time to step up! Electric cars are highly desired and wanted. The stations are already in Europe let’s step up our game.

NYU Lutheran needs chargers and the pier has plenty of cars here

Lots of space here, next to Parks Dept. Parking lot, many commuters park here too

Good spot for chargers

This largely unused parking lot space can house electric vehicles that would be on display at this busy park entrance.

Curbside Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charging in the vicinty of Carl Schurz Park, please.

Pier 40 needs many on all parking deck levels -- this is a no brainer!

Here, please. I think there should be plenty of charging stations, which a citizen or visitor could access with either a credit card or a coned account number.

Please add a charging point on convent avenue betwee 148th and 147th

The only EV chargers in this area are in extremely expensive underground lots.

There are almost no charging station in Northeast Queens.

street parking in and around Lincoln Hospital could use a charging station.

Multiple EV users in adjacent 200 Hicks Street building, no curbside charging stations in the vicinity. Thank you.

We need electric car charging in this neighborhood.

This would be a great spot for electric car charging in the south side of Williamsburg.

We need electric vehicle charging in the south side of Williamsburg.

Please add several curbside charging stations here

These food trucks sit there along the curb for at least 4 hours anyway. So get them some charging to encourage them to switch to electric.

College students need to have a place to charge while in class and need to be encouraged to own electric vehicles.

Please put ev chargers in all NYC parks that have parking lots.

Quiet area with low turnover, close to Brooklyn College

Lack of charging infrastructure prevented me from choosing an electric vehicle when I finally decided to buy a car. If there was a charging station here, in front of the library and centrally located in Park Slope, I would be much more likely to go electric when I need to replace my current car.

need charger.

we can use some ev charger

need charger.

Chargers needed

Lots of ev chargers pls

Broadway between 207 and Isham, along 10th avenue, Dyckman plenty of places to put some charges in Inwood.

Conveniently located near Central Park and the American Museum of Natural History.

Court Street is a destination shopping and dining area and having a prominent charging station here would make EV adoption more prominent and allow people to charge while they are out and about in the area.

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Please add an EV charger in this area

There is high demand in Park Slope for EV charging, and this particular location is near a school (PS39), the Park Slope library, a variety of local businesses along 9th Street, and the local YmCA.

We need a PUBLIC charger on Rikers Island.

Walgreens parking lot usually has free spaces where chargers could be placed.

The east village has a history of environmental activisim and as well as working class car owners. I think the chargers would be well accepted and utilized

I would definitely purchase an electric vehicle is there were more curbside chargers

Perfect spot for future development being constructed

Whole block should be designated to ev

Every block under the elevated bridge on queens blvd. should have at least three designated ev charging spots. Painted green for an added touch.

We don't have enough parking and don't want people coming here to charge and left their car there taking up spaces.

Residents living in far areas in queens need the service as well, here are a hospital, 2 colleges, connection to the high way and many residential areas need by.