The Scottish Mask and Puppet Centre (SMPC), operated by The Garret Mask & Puppet Centre Trust, a charity, is located in the picturesque and historic West End of Glasgow, specifically in the Kelvindale area. SMPC is offering 2-4 parking spaces for the installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. This arts centre features a theatre, café, a shop, stores, library, and three BnB rooms. The area is rich with points of interest, and parking has become costly due to the recent introduction of metered parking.

The centre, which sees year-round foot traffic, has a total of 24 parking spaces and is situated just 0.5 miles from the Great Western Road (A82). The parking spaces could be made available 24/7 and can serve visitor to the centre, staff and volunteers, BnB guests, café patrons, and commercial tenants. Additionally, the location has potential as a charging station for local residents and passing traffic. The property has been under a long-term 99-year lease since 1989, and SMPC is open to discussions about installing solar power on its roof, and there is sufficient space for a battery storage facility.

The site is monitored by CCTV, ensuring safe parking areas. SMPC is interested in exploring proposals for lease or revenue share option with an Charge Point Operator (CPO) for a fully funded solution by CPOs who will manage the electric vehicle charging infrastructure. They are also open to considering suggestions from CPOs.