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TX HB3706
Bill
Status
3/4/2025
Primary Sponsor
Erin Zwiener
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AI Summary
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Residential tenants may install electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment at their own expense in parking spaces that are exclusively assigned to them in a written lease, accessed by an individual driveway, and located near an individual or embedded meter
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Landlords must provide tenants with a separate written agreement containing reasonable terms for EV charger installation upon request, and must approve or deny the tenant's financial analysis and scope of work plan within one month
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Tenants are responsible for all costs including installation, operation, maintenance, repair, hazard and liability insurance, and must deposit funds with the landlord to cover potential removal costs
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Installation must be performed by licensed professionals and comply with all applicable laws and safety requirements; landlords may impose reasonable architectural standards that do not prohibit installation or substantially increase costs
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Landlords may require tenants to remove equipment and restore premises at lease termination, or allow equipment to remain with successive tenants assuming responsibility; electricity must be separately metered and paid by the tenant
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Applies only to leases entered into or renewed on or after September 1, 2025
Legislative Description
Relating to the installation by a residential tenant of electric vehicle supply equipment in a parking space assigned to the tenant.
Property Interests
Last Action
Referred to Trade, Workforce & Economic Development
3/26/2025