In the meantime of getting your drive sorted, It is possible to use something like this D Line cable cover across the pavement however, it worth running by your local highways dept first. You only need a outdoor socket to charge a PHEV and that would make especially the Sportage a cracking lease at that AP, it also gives you some play compared to the Tucson AP https://professional-electrician.com/features/d-lines-cable-cover-solution-for-on-street-ev-charging/ As I think I said a while back, you could also use the kerb ramps for a tempory basis untill such time they are dropped.
Thanks @kezo. Trouble is that although I have a front garden area in a council residence; housing, council and Highway Services can’t work out what to do because one will claim the garden is mine and another will say it’s public. Council lease terms and conditions says cars can’t park on the grass unless a drive is installed but council are the ones saying the land is public. Highway Services are saying if a drive can’t be installed, they won’t drop the kerb, council says I can’t get a driveway application to go through until the kerb is dropped.
I went to a charity for advice on this and they said as the car would be needed for health reasons and the assistance dog, I needed to get the occupational therapy side of social service involved. Who I’ve been waiting for since April.
It’s not permitted to park on a pavement and charge your car (rightly so), so unless I park on the grass and hope nobody reports it, I’m kind of stuck waiting for a solution to this.