Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger / EVSE Permit — Kersey, Colorado · Requirements sheet
Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source: https://www.kerseygov.com/Documents/Departments/Building%20Inspection%20Department/Electrical%20Permit%20Information/Electrical%20License%20Contemporaneous%20Review%20Guidelines%20(PDF).pdf
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Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger / EVSE Permit in Kersey, Colorado
Kersey has no dedicated EV charger/EVSE fee line or standalone permit category. EV charger (Level 2 or DC fast charging equipment) circuit installation is 'electrical only' work under the Town's standard Electrical Permit process, governed by the 2020 NEC per the Town's Current Building Regulations page, with the same contemporaneous Colorado DORA license-verification requirement applied to all electrical permits. The Town's own Home Additions and Accessory Structures guides direct applicants with questions about the State of Colorado 'Electric Ready Code' to contact the Building Department for applicability — a reference to new-construction electric/EV-readiness wiring requirements under HB22-1362, not a distinct EV charger permit fee or process. Kersey's population (well under 2,000) is far below the 10,000-resident municipal threshold that triggers Colorado HB24-1173's requirement to adopt a standardized/expedited EV charging system permitting program, so the Town is not required to have adopted a distinct EV permitting track.
Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source
When you need this permit
- Electrician's name and Colorado state electrical license number must be listed on the 'electrical only' permit application for the EV charger circuit; applications missing this are rejected
- The Town verifies the listed electrician's license is active via the Colorado DORA online License Lookup before approving the permit
- Governed by the 2020 NEC as adopted by the Town, including NEC Article 625 (Electric Vehicle Charging System) provisions
- Submitted via the Town's Community Core online portal
- Kersey's population is well below Colorado HB24-1173's 10,000-resident municipal threshold, so no distinct state-mandated EV charging permit standard applies here
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No distinct EV charger/EVSE fee line exists, and no standalone electrical-only fee table is published. Show full citationHide
No distinct EV charger/EVSE fee line exists, and no standalone electrical-only fee table is published. Kersey's own published fee documents do not break out or confirm a local electrical fee surcharge percentage separate from Colorado's state-mandated schedule. The Town's Development Fee Schedule (kerseygov.com/Documents/Departments/Planning%20Department/Development%20Fee%20Schedule%2003%2003%202026.pdf) carries a $51.75 Electrical line item. Whether $51.75 reflects a real fee-schedule mechanism or an outdated worked-example placeholder is unresolved: under the statewide CRS 12-23-117 base-rate table (Larimer County Table 1-E), a comparable-size home would compute to $168 under the standard state formula, which does not match Kersey's $51.75 figure — confirm the true current EV/electrical fee directly with SAFEbuilt Windsor (970-686-7511) before relying on either number.Review timeline
Inspection process
- 1
Rough Electrical
Circuit and conduit installed before concealment, if applicable; part of the combined 'Rough Trade' inspection
- 2
Final Inspection
Charger mounted, circuit labeled, and installation verified per the adopted 2020 NEC; inspector may verify electrician identity/licensure at discretion
See the full Kersey inspection guide — scheduling & re-inspection fees →
Tips
- Kersey does not price EV chargers separately from other electrical work — expect the same 'electrical only' permit process and fee used for any other electrical installation.
- As with any electrical-only permit in Kersey, make sure whoever is actually performing the EV charger installation matches the Colorado-licensed electrician's name on file — inspectors may re-verify identity/licensure at any inspection at their discretion. Contractor
- Kersey is well under the population threshold at which Colorado HB24-1173 would require a distinct, streamlined EV charging permit process, so expect EV charger work to run through the Town's standard permit process.
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