This ChargePoint Level 2 station at 310 Santa Fe Drive in Encinitas provides two J1772 ports on the Scripps Health campus, supplementing the four-port station in the hospital's Lower Level 1 garage at 354 Santa Fe Drive. Each 7-kilowatt port serves the growing number of plug-in vehicles registered in Encinitas — projected to reach 15,000 by 2030 under the city's Electric Vehicle Charging Station Master Plan — and the EV-specific diagnostics handled by Tesla Service Encinitas reflect that expanding local fleet. Billing runs through the ChargePoint network at $0.35 per kilowatt-hour, with session initiation via the ChargePoint app, RFID card, or contactless payment at the pedestal. The Santa Fe Drive corridor connects to Encinitas Community Park and the I-5 interchange, giving commuters a charge window during hospital visits or park outings. Drivers consolidating EV registration paperwork alongside their charging routine can handle VIN verification and DMV submissions through CJT Insurance, Vehicle Registration, VIN Verification on the Encinitas commercial grid. Level 2 AC charging through the J1772 standard typically restores a 60-kWh battery from 20% to 80% state of charge in approximately five hours at the full 7-kilowatt draw.