Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Station Permit — City of St. Johns, Arizona · Requirements sheet
Verified 2026-07-20 · Source: https://www.stjohnsaz.gov/page/city-code/
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Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Station Permit in City of St. Johns, Arizona
Installing an EV charging station (EVSE) within the City of St. Johns has no standalone application, document, or fee line published on the City's own website or in its Rates, Charges and Fees Schedule. As with solar PV (see solar-pv-permit), an EV charger installation is billed and processed through the same general Building Permit mechanism used for other electrical/structural work. Re-extracted the full text of the City's Rates, Charges and Fees Schedule (approved through 10/11/2023) directly for this review and confirmed there is no separate 'electrical permit' fee line anywhere in the schedule at all — the Planning and Zoning / Building Permits section lists only Residential Building Permit ($50 flat), Commercial Building Permit (per ICC Building Valuation Data), 'Additions or remodels for Residential or Commercial' ($50 flat), Manufactured Housing ($200), Meter Loop ($50), Sign/Billboard ($15), Fence ($15), and Inspection Services ($50/hour). Since no distinct electrical-work line exists, a charger added to an existing residence or business is confirmed to fall under 'Additions or remodels' ($50.00 flat, plus an hourly Plan Review fee where applicable), and a charger installed as part of new construction falls under the Residential/Commercial Building Permit line.
Verified 2026-07-20 · Source
When you need this permit
- EV charger installation within the incorporated City of St. Johns requires a building/electrical permit via the City's unified Building Permit Application, per the same mechanism documented for the City's other permitTypes
- A charger added to an existing residence or business is billed as an 'Addition or Remodel' under the City's Fee Schedule ($50.00 flat, plan review billed hourly) — confirmed by a full-text extraction of the Fee Schedule showing no separate city-issued electrical permit fee line exists at all; all non-new-construction structural/electrical work is binned into this single category
- Electrical work must comply with the City-enforced National Electrical Code edition (see codesAdopted); the City's own documents do not identify a specific NEC edition year
- No SolarAPP+-style or EV-specific streamlined review program was found published for St. Johns
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Inspection process
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Electrical / Final Inspection
The City's available public documents do not separately itemize a staged inspection sequence for EV charger installations; billed and inspected under the same general 'Inspection Services' mechanism as other electrical/building permits in this file.
Tips
- St. Johns has no dedicated EV-charger permit application, checklist, or fee line published anywhere on its official website (stjohnsaz.gov) as of 2026-07-20 — a residential or commercial EV charger installation is processed as an Addition/Remodel Building Permit ($50.00 flat fee), confirmed by a full-text re-extraction of the Fee Schedule showing no separate electrical-permit line item exists at all in this jurisdiction.
- Budget for an additional hourly Plan Review fee (Additions/Remodels category, reimbursed by the applicant) and $50/hour Inspection Services on top of the flat $50 permit fee.
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Sources & verification
Verified against official sources. Last reviewed 2026-07-20.
Fees, timelines, and adopted codes are researched from each jurisdiction's published records — see how we verify. Requirements change and vary by project, so always confirm the current details with the City of St. Johns building department before you submit. PermitBase is an independent reference and is not affiliated with any government agency.
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