Map the Stall, Wiring Route, Capacity and Approvals

Define the charging need

Record vehicle, dwell time, daily distance and sharing goals without prescribing charger size.

Map parking and wiring route

Document stall status, distance, conduit or cable path, walls or fire separations, access, trenching and restoration.

Locate distribution options

Record existing unit or building panels and electrical rooms only from authorized documents and safe access.

Connect capacity and equipment

Ask how load evidence, charger model, management, metering and future stalls are coordinated.

Route dwelling or strata decisions

Track owner or strata approval, bylaws, cost allocation, metering, common property, maintenance and insurance questions.

Use current Surrey guidance

Check the current City bulletin and project facts; document utility and authority answers rather than assuming approval.

Translate travel into charging use

Record vehicle, daily distance, dwell time, backup charging and sharing goals without prescribing power. Give those use facts to the capacity and equipment review so charger selection follows need and evidence.

• Include future vehicles
• Record overnight parking reliability
• Avoid guaranteed charging times

Draw the full wiring route

Map stall status, panel or electrical-room options, distances, walls, fire separations, trenching, access, metering and restoration. For strata property, identify common-property decisions and future shared-infrastructure interfaces.

• Show route alternatives
• Protect building egress
• Assign fire-stopping records

Connect equipment to approvals

Match charger and any management equipment to the verified capacity path, current Surrey bulletin, TSBC process and BC Hydro dependencies. Keep model data, settings, inspections and strata authorization in one commissioning file.

• Check current bulletin date
• Record listed accessories
• Label final circuit and controls

Issue the stall-to-charger project record

Combine vehicle-use goals, stall authorization, the accepted cable route, capacity findings, exact charger and control equipment, metering, fire separations, City guidance, the TSBC process, BC Hydro dependencies and strata decisions. Assign access, shutdown, trenching, fire stopping, restoration, inspection, settings and ongoing maintenance. Reopen review when route, model or future-stall plan changes. This record coordinates one project without promising a charging time, declaring available capacity, transferring common-property rights or treating equipment listing as approval of the complete installation. At completion, reconcile the installed route, fire stopping, charger, control settings, labels, inspection and strata authorization. Keep this final package available for maintenance, future vehicles and later shared-infrastructure planning.

• Use accepted stall identifier
• Reference capacity calculation
• Attach strata decision
• Record fire-stopping evidence
• Preserve final settings