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6.1 Regulatory Framework.To guide the development of implementation actions for the City, <br /> CDM Smith will develop a high-level regulatory framework. Potential elements may include <br /> the following: <br /> • Overall vision and goal statements <br /> • Strategy for the City of Decatur's role in transportation electrification including <br /> review of physical assets such as right-of-way and City facilities <br /> • Outline of roles and responsibilities of the various stakeholders,including federal, <br /> state,and local government agencies,consumers,EV supply equipment providers, <br /> utilities,and potential site hosts <br /> 6.2 Deployment Strategy and Recommendations.CDM Smith will develop a planning-level <br /> strategy and recommendations for the City regarding electric vehicle charging <br /> infrastructure placement and accessibility.The Deployment Strategy will be based on <br /> outcomes from Task 2 through Task 6 and will include a menu of implementation actions <br /> and matrix of funding options.Included in the analysis and final deliverable will be an <br /> assessment of resources needed for implementation,capital and operational costs,and <br /> potential procurement models and options.The PowerPoint slide deck will not exceed 15 <br /> slides and will include two rounds of review by the City. <br /> The recommendations and key themes included in CDM Smith's final report will be driven <br /> primarily by the findings from Tasks 2 through 6.Key outcomes will also include findings <br /> and recommendations about the following topics: <br /> • Potential impact of electric vehicle charging on electrical grid (estimated using <br /> assumptions on number of vehicles charging,and temporal charging based on <br /> location assumptions).This will be in coordination with Decatur's utilities to better <br /> understand how vehicle charging can be integrated into the system to minimize its <br /> impacts on the grid and power generation infrastructure. <br /> • Recommendations for public charging locations that reflect the goals of the city.The <br /> quantity of EV charging will be based on NREL's EV Pro-Lite tool,with inputs <br /> developed from the EV adoption model created in Task 4.The goals will be translated <br /> into a location strategy that will help identify the geographic areas that chargers can <br /> be located that meet the outcomes desired by the City.For example,workplace <br /> charging can be prioritized if charger utilization is important-and the location map <br /> will show how these chargers can be prioritized geographically throughout the city. <br /> The final location map will be a"bubble"map that identifies the number of ports <br /> within key areas of the city.This can be coordinated with up to three goals and <br /> compiled into overlapping"bubbles"that indicate quantities of chargers by overall <br /> geographic location.This data will be compiled in GIS and shown as a static graphic <br /> within the Plan.The assumptions and GIS map package will be made available to City <br /> staff once completed. <br />