Register to create an engagement hub account
View All Projects Back

On-street electric vehicle (EV) charging locations in Lindfield, East Lindfield and Roseville

Project update

At the Ordinary Meeting of Council on 17 February 2026, Council approved the development and installation of chargers at the following locations, subject to the necessary assessments and approvals and negotiation of commercial terms required:

  • 3 Havilah Road, Lindfield (1 bay)
  • 7-15 Milray Street, Lindfield (1 bay)
  • Queen Elizabeth Reserve (opposite 32 Bradfield Road), Lindfield  (2 bays)
  • Westbourne Road (adjacent to 202 Pacific Highway), Lindfield (1 bay)
  • Wellington Sportsground (opposite 2B Carlyle Road), East Lindfield (1 bay)
  • 1 Victoria Street, Roseville (1 bay)
  • 7 Victoria Street, Roseville (1 bay)

It was resolved that Council assess alternative poles within 200 m of the following locations and approve the development and installation of the alternative locations, subject to agreement with the charge point operator, the necessary assessments and approvals and negotiation of commercial terms:

  • Roseville Park on Cranbrook Avenue (opposite 62 Clanville Road), Roseville (1 bay)
  • 9-15 Kings Ave, Roseville (1 bay)

Council also resolved in principle to the installation and operation of other public EV Charging Stations from accredited suppliers of public EV Charging Stations in suitable locations across the Ku-ring-gai local government area subject to appropriate community consultation being carried out in the first instance.

For the full list of Council resolutions, read the February 2026 meeting minutes (from page 20).

To read the full Council report considered at the meeting, read the February 2026 agenda (from page 491).

The Council report also refers to chargers in Gordon and Killara. Please head to our Gordon and Killara charging locations page for more information on these proposed locations.

To keep up to date on chargers that are in progress or installed within the LGA, refer to our Electric vehicle public charging page.

Project Overview

CONSULTATION IS CLOSED

Ku-ring-gai Council is seeking your feedback on proposed on-street electric vehicle (EV) charging locations in Lindfield, East Lindfield and Roseville.

We're inviting residents, business owners, and visitors to review and comment on the proposed EV charger sites to ensure they best meet the needs of the local community.

What is being proposed?

Two experienced EV Charge Point Operators (CPOs) - ChargePost and Plus ES - have received NSW Government funding to install on-street pole-mounted chargers across Ku-ring-gai. On-street EV charging refers to chargers accessible from the street and are installed on power poles.

These chargers will:

  • Be fully funded by NSW Government and CPO Operators -no cost to Council or ratepayers
  • Operate on a user-pays model, with prices set by the provider
  • Be located in areas where people typically park for 2+ hours
  • Be installed in existing public parking spaces
  • Provide up to 22 kW of power
  • Use Type 2 connectors (bring your own cable)
  • Be a single or dual bay charger, depending on the location.

Why is this project happening?

Electric vehicle ownership is growing rapidly across Ku-ring-gai, with many residents making the switch to cleaner, more efficient transport. As of July 2025, more than 1 in 20 vehicles in Ku-ring-gai are now electric,more than three times the state average. However, not everyone has access to home charging,especially:

  • Apartment or townhouse residents
  • Renters without garage access
  • Households with only on-street parking
  • Visitors to the area

On-street EV charging will help close this gap, making EV use more accessible to all residents.

Community benefits

Community access

Community access

•    Equal EV access for all housing types
•    24/7 access & convenient charging for residents, workers and visitors
•    Supports EV adoption in the community

Economic benefits

Economic benefits

•    Lower running costs for EV drivers
•    Supporting local businesses with customer visits
•    Future-proofing our infrastructure
•    No cost to ratepayers

Environmental impact

Environmental impact

•    Reduced emissions and air pollution
•    Supporting Council's Net Zero commitments
•    Cleaner, quieter neighbourhoods
 

Your language

To translate this page into another language, use the 'Select Language' dropdown below. Please note automatic translations are provided as a guide only and may not be accurate.

Call us using an interpreter
To call us using an interpreter service, call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National) on 131 450, and ask them to call us on 9424 0000.

Powered by Google TranslateTranslate

Project timeline

  • icon
    Community Consultation

    Community consultation took place between Monday 3 November 2025 – Sunday 7 December 2025.
  • icon
    Feedback Review

    All community feedback was considered alongside internal consultation with Council’s Public EV Charging Infrastructure Working Group.
  • icon
    Council Meeting

    Proposed locations were considered at the February 2026 Ordinary Meeting of Council.
  • icon
    Chargers are installed in approved locations

    Keep up to date on chargers that are in progress or installed by referring to our Electric vehicle public charging page.

Frequently asked questions

Individual installations typically take 1-2 days per location, with minimal disruption to surrounding areas.

Installation is planned to be completed by mid-2026.

Anyone with a compatible electric vehicle. Users pay the CPO directly for charging sessions.

These spaces will be designated for EVs, and the number of spaces will reflect the mix of non-EV and EV vehicles.er of parking spaces will remain the same, and a small number of spaces will have the added benefit of allowing EV charging.

All chargers are rated up to 22 kW AC. However, depending on the type of EV you have, you may only be able to receive 7 or 11 kW.

Single and dual bay chargers will be proposed.
Please refer to the links under 'Location Details' for information on whether each location requires a single or dual bay charger.

A single bay charger has a single port, meaning it can accommodate only one charging vehicle. There will be one parking bay marked ‘EV only while charging’.

A dual bay charger has two ports and can accommodate two charging vehicles simultaneously. Two bays will be marked ‘EV only while charging’.

Please refer to 'Location Details' for information on whether each location requires a single or dual bay charger.

Yes, all chargers will be powered by 100% renewable electricity.

The charge point operators, Plus ES and ChargePost, will be responsible for the maintenance of these chargers.

All pricing will be set by the charge point operators.

These chargers are fully funded by the NSW Government and charge point operators – there is no cost to Council to install the chargers.

All proposed locations are in free parking areas. Fees for charging may apply and are set by the charge point operator.

Electric vehicles must be charging while parking. Fines may be issued for those who do not comply.

All proposals are 'EV only while charging'. Time restrictions may apply. Please refer to the links under ‘Location details’ for location specific information.

The total number of parking spaces will remain the same. The proposals will be marked 'EV only while charging' and some may have time restrictions.

View all

Location details

The following locations were considered for new EV chargers in the suburbs of Lindfield, East Lindfield and Roseville.

Each link below provides aerial and street view images, along with technical site details. The address listed represents the closest point to the proposed EV charger installation.

Project Links

Enquiries

  • Emily Jiang
    Net Zero Program Officer
    Ku-ring-gai Council

    P: 02 9424 0000

    E: ejiang@krg.nsw.gov.au 

 

Need an interpreter? Please phone the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National) on 131 450 and ask them to call us on 9424 0000.


If you are d/Deaf or find it hard to hear or speak to hearing people on the phone, you can contact the National Relay Service and provide them with the Ku-ring-gai contact number: 02 9424 0000.