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From:Mark Statz To:Athanasia Lewis Bcc:Jon Krueger;Les Kuiper;Darrell Olson Jr.;David Kubat;Bruce Thompson;Richard Nelson - Planning and Zoning (dnelson729@aol.com);Russ Koski;Athanasia Lewis;Teresa Bender Subject:Fwd: Project Banjo-Proposed EV Charging Date:Tuesday, December 6, 2022 1:16:25 PM Attachments:Project Banjo_Electric Vehicle Charging Stations_CFD Comments_12.1.2022.pdf P&Z Commission, Please see the comments from our fire department, including the email and attachment. GetOutlook for iOS From: Jacob Pfeffer <jacob.pfeffer@centennialfire.org> Sent: Monday, December 5, 2022 9:14 AM To: Mark Statz <MStatz@centervillemn.com> Subject: RE: Project Banjo-Proposed EV Charging Mark, Please see the attached document for comments and questions. I referenced the NFPA 70 Electric Code as there is nothing currently in the Minnesota State Fire Code 2020 pertaining to Electric Vehicle Charging Stations. I double checked with the State Fire Marshal as well. On a side note, I was talking with Chief Montain and Chief Retka on this project and Montain had a good idea. Would it be out of line to request/ask Amazon to “furnish” or “donate” a piece of equipment to the fire department? The piece of equipment we had in mind is a Battery Extinguishing System Technology by Rosenbauer. I encourage you to follow the link below for further information on this system and electric vehicles. https://www.rosenbaueramerica.com/rosenbauer-battery-extinguishing-system-technology/ The reason we are suggesting this is because we can’t think of any other business within our county that will have this type of footprint with the electric charging stations and vehicles. 260 charging stations is a lot of stations located in one area and the amount of water required to extinguish an electric vehicle fire is astonishing. Let me know if you have any questions or need clarification on anything. Thanks!