<aside> ⚠️ A. No owner may park in guest parking, it is for the sole use of guests and vendors. B. Guest parking is limited to a maximum of 48 hours; per the CC&R Article 2 Section 2.10.9, except if a written confirmation of approval from the HOA is given. In order to do so, this must be requested through the management company first then will be forwarded to the HOA for review of the days requested
C. Parking other than in marked parking spaces is prohibited
D. Vehicles parked in fire lanes are subject to immediate tow
E. No parking is allowed in parking space #50. It is reserved for potential handicap guests and for trash and recycle pick up on Fridays. Any additional go-back charges incurred for trash and/or recycling pick up due to a vehicle preventing pick up will be charged back to the owner of the vehicle. If the owner of the vehicle is a guest or a tenant of an owner, then the go back charges will be charged to the owner connected to the guest or tenant.
F. One guest parking pass will be provided to each unit and must be displayed clearly in each guest vehicle. Rear window for head in parking, front window for rear in parking, or hang on rear view mirror. Any vehicles parked in a guest parking spot without a clearly visible guest parking pass will be subject to towing at vehicle owner’s expense. Owner or tenant vehicles parked in guest parking spaces with or without guest parking pass will be subject to towing at the owner’s expense.
The Association has the power to enforce all parking and vehicle use regulations for the Community, including the power to remove/tow violating vehicles from the Community pursuant to California Vehicle Code Section 22658.2 or other applicable law.
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Distributed guest parking passes need to be displayed clearly inside of the guest’s vehicle, placed either on the front or the back dashboard.
If the guest parking pass is lost or damaged, a new replacement pass needs to be issued. Please contact [email protected] to request a new replacement. There will be a replacement cost of $40 per pass.
An owner or resident with an EV needing to use the Chargie station needs to provide their Chargie account information to have their account properly assigned to the Chargie station by their assigned parking spots.
Chargie stations are assigned to individual units and are not part of or covered by the HOA. Owners are reliable for any damages to the station and responsible for working directly with Chargie to get the station back in working order. If you have a guest needing to use the Chargie station, you can have them use your assigned Chargie station at your assigned parking spot through your Chargie account. Any guests parking in the guest parking spot and found using the Chargie station that doesn’t belong to the owner they are visiting will be flagged by the community as a violation.