Vehicles and Parking

Onsite Parking is a Privilege

First and foremost, please read the lease. There is a dedicated section on vehicles and parking. The lease contains the most information. This document is only the highlights.

The #1 item to be aware of is that vehicles parked improperly or illegally may be towed without notice. Notice will generally be given (depending on the situation) but notice is not guaranteed.

Tenants or visitors violating parking rules may be towed at the vehicles owners expense without warning or notice. Vehicles improperly parked or appearing abandoned may be towed at the vehicle owner’s expense.

Vehicle(s) blocking the driveway, blocking other vehicle(s), blocking a garage door, etc. may be towed without notice.

Vehicles with expired tags, plates, etc. are in violation of the lease and must be parked on the street.

Vehicles that are inoperable (not drivable), have busted windows, flat tires, etc. are in violation of the lease and and must be parked on the street.

Vehicles must not sit in the same parking space for more than 10 days. If you are going on vacation or
cannot drive for any reason, please inform the office. If you have a second vehicle that is driven infrequently, please inform the office.

Tenant(s) shall not parked recreational vehicles or equipment on the Property.

Parking lot(s) are for the joint use of all tenants. There are no designated or reserved parking spaces.

Garage spaces (if part of the lease) may not be used for storage of any kind including non-operating vehicles.

Parking (garage or lot) is a privilege and can be revoked at anytime for violations of parking rules and regulations.

Management Company/Manager/Property owners are not responsible for any damage to vehicles or property contained in vehicles. Tenant(s) and their guests and invitees assumes all risk and responsibility for damage to vehicle(s) and any personal property contained in it, and the vehicles or other personal property of others, in connection with any use of parking areas.