North Dakota § 24-02-45.5 Reimbursable federal electric vehicle infrastructure grants - Agreements with public or private entities for the administration of federal aid programs - Report

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§ 24-02-45.5 — Reimbursable federal electric vehicle infrastructure grants - Agreements with public or private entities for the administration of federal aid programs - Report

North Dakota § 24-02-45.5

Title 24Highways, Bridges, and Ferries

Ch. 24-02Director of the Department of Transportation

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with public or private entities for the administration of federal aid programs - Report.

1.Notwithstanding any other provision of law but subject to legislative appropriation, the director may enter agreements and may accept any federal or nonstate funds for the administration of reimbursable electric vehicle charging grant programs.

a.The director may enter an agreement with any person for the administration, approval, and inspection of a project to be constructed by a public or private entity, or a political subdivision.

b.The cost-share for any project may consist only of federal, public, political subdivision, or private funding.

c.A political subdivision may not have an ownership interest in an electric vehicle charging station.

d.Any federal formula funding for reimbursement gra

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with public or private entities for the administration of federal aid programs - Report.
1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law but subject to legislative appropriation, the
director may enter agreements and may accept any federal or nonstate funds for the
administration of reimbursable electric vehicle charging grant programs.
a. The director may enter an agreement with any person for the administration,
approval, and inspection of a project to be constructed by a public or private
entity, or a political subdivision.
b. The cost-share for any project may consist only of federal, public, political
subdivision, or private funding.
c. A political subdivision may not have an ownership interest in an electric vehicle
charging station.
d. Any federal formula funding for reimbursement grants must be at least ten
percent of the cost-share for a project, but may not exceed eighty percent.
e. The director may establish criteria for the grants and determine a reasonable
grant reimbursement cost-share or limit for the project in accordance with federal
aid provisions.
2. In accordance with the federal formula program, the director shall establish criteria for
the consideration of operation and maintenance costs of the electric charging stations
in the grant award.
3. Before July 1, 2024, the department of transportation shall present a report to the
legislative management regarding an update on the deployment and administration of
electric vehicle charging stations.