It's not the same as requiring that all new development have charging facilities and parking spots for electric vehicles, but it's close.

"On Monday, the Seattle City Council passed legislation to require to much of new development in the city to provide electric vehicle-ready (EV) equipment," reports Stephen Fesler.
"The objective of the legislation is to ensure that new development with parking will provide the basic equipment necessary to install EV chargers. Making the small infrastructural investment upfront greatly reduces the cost of systems installation later since they will not need to rewire, add ports, and other power systems that are expensive and highly disruptive to install after new construction. This should make it more likely that property owners will choose to install EV systems in the future."
The proposal first made news in February, and Fesler reported on the details of the proposal in March.
FULL STORY: City Council Passes Electric Vehicle-Ready Legislation for Off-Street Parking

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