policies_and_procedures:railyard:parking
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Parking Policy
| Status | In Effect |
|---|---|
| Effective Date | April 29, 2019 |
Purpose of the policy
- To provide Members, guests and visitors with regulations for the use of Co-op parking stalls.
- To fairly distribute the limited number of parking stalls among Co-op members wanting them.
Policy
Member Parking Spaces
- 1. The Co-op is not responsible for providing parking spaces for use of Members.
- 2. One (1) parking space per household unit may be rented subject to the following:
- a. The Member may park only operative, licensed and insured vehicles in the parking space allocated to the Member’s household.
- b. The Member must obtain the prior written consent of the Co-op to park full-sized trucks, recreation vehicles, boats or trailers in his/her parking space.
- c. Parking spaces will be used for vehicular parking only. Use of any parking space for storage or any use other than vehicular parking is prohibited.
- d. The Member occupant must remove any vehicle leaking oil or other fluids. Members are responsible for cleaning up stains made by vehicles in assigned parking stall(s). The Co-op may clean stained stalls at the member’s expense.
- e. Parking spaces must not be used for the repair or maintenance of vehicles.
- f. The Member shall register their vehicle(s) with the Co-op and notify the Co-op of any change in vehicle(s) parked in a rented stall.
- g. The Co-op may assign or re-assign parking stalls.
- h. Only individuals residing in the household unit may park in the assigned parking stall. Members shall not sublet their parking stalls to non-members.
- 3. A Member seeking to end the rental of a parking stall must give written notice to the Co-op. The Co-op must receive the notice at least one full month before the rental agreement will be terminated.
- 4. Vehicles parked in fire lanes may be towed without notice. The Co-op may tow away other illegally parked or unregistered vehicles. The Co-op will tow at the member’s expense.
Guest Parking
- 5. Guests and visitors may park only in a designated visitor parking stall and must display a Visitor Parking Pass in their vehicle window in their vehicle window faced up showing the Parking Pass number. Each household unit will be provided with a Visitor Parking Pass for their exclusive use.
- 6. Members are not permitted to park in visitors parking stalls.
- 7. Visitors may not park more than twenty-four (24) hours consecutively in a parking stall.
Secondary Member Parking Spaces
- 8. The Co-op may offer second parking space rentals to member households.
- 9. Second parking spaces may be rented subject to the terms outlined in sections 2(a) through 2(h) and section 3 of this policy.
- 10. Units not renting parking spaces have priority over units already renting a stall.
- 11. When every available parking space is in use and the Co-op receives a request from a member requesting a first stall, a member renting a second stall will be required to release that second stall. The Co-op may give notice of one full month to a unit renting a second parking space terminating the rental of the second parking space.
- 12. The unit household that has held a second space longest will be the first to receive a notice made under section 8. However, if several stalls are empty and a group of unit households get second spaces in one month, then a lottery will be held and a decision will be made by the management to choose who has to relinquish their stall.
Rental of Parking Spaces to Resident Non-Members
- 13. The Co-op may offer a rental parking space to a resident non-member.
Responsibilities and Consequences for failing to comply with the Policy
- 14. Members are responsible for ensuring that their guests and other invitees abide by this policy.
- 15. The Co-op may tow away, at the Member’s expense, any vehicles improperly parked or parked in a manner contrary to this policy, or remove any other items, at the Member’s expense, left in a parking space in contravention of this policy.
Charges
- 16. The monthly parking charges shall be set by the Community Land Trust and may be revised in consultation with the Co-op from time to time.
- 17. Non-members shall be charged no less than the fee charged to members.
Procedure for Parking Stalls
- To apply for a parking stall and register a vehicle, applicants must complete a Parking Stall Agreement and return that Agreement to the Co-op coordinator.
- The Co-op shall charge a member the rental fee currently in force.
- Renters of parking stalls must supply the Co-op with proof of valid insurance annually. The name on the insurance documents must be under an individual residing within the unit to which the parking stall is assigned.
- Management will allocate the parking stalls designated for electric vehicles (e-vehicle) according to the procedures laid out in the “Secondary Member Parking Spaces” section.
- Those members using the e-vehicle stalls for electric vehicles will incur fees as calculated by the individual meters assigned to each stall.
- Those members requiring alteration to the e-vehicle stall to accommodate an extension in order to use the charging receptacle will need to submit a request to the Board and require approval.
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