Question:
Hello.
Can you explain this:
“Insufficient Parking for Residents. If you don’t have enough parking for residents, you can convert some guest parking spaces to resident parking. This is provided you live in a community where the HOA owns the common areas.”
So, if some residents / owners in HOA have more cars they can take over the common elements parking spaces if insufficient for them? If we pay our maintenance for these spaces proportionally why should a HOA allow a resident/ owner to get more spaces than proportionate amt unless they pay more? If they need more space – move.
– Jacquelyn
Answer:
Hi Jacquelyn,
This particular parking issue and proposed resolution is something that the HOA board must act on — not individual residents. If the HOA owns the guest parking area, the board can vote to convert some of those parking spaces into resident parking spaces.
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