| ichris93 |
12-09-2013 11:59 PM |
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Originally Posted by MBeige
(Post 3252079)
If management has no problem with it, their beef is not with you, but with management.
Not your problem either for their friend's car getting towed. They probably parked illegally.
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I am not sure if the management has a problem with it or not, specifically. They said at the time that anyone could park there and I did not ask further than that. I will have to go into their office tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by sixto
(Post 3252080)
I would appreciate that he made the effort to approach you directly rather than take it up with the office behind your back. Why would anyone expect him (look's like a guy's penmanship) to sit around until you show up? There are likely T&Cs that you signed at some point describing the visitor parking spot policy. If enough residents raise a stink, they'll make things more difficult to you and put the cost into the renters' or owners' dues. Maybe you should rotate your cars between your assigned spot and a visitor spot.
Sixto
87 300D
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Would a guy apologize for his penmanship?
At the time of signing my contract there was no assigned parking but I just read through contract and will post what it says.
I would do that but when I got the decal they took the make/color/registration so they would think that decal does not go with that car.
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Originally Posted by charmalu
(Post 3252082)
That`s the problem with living in Apartments, HOA`s, Town Houses, Condominiums etc... there is always someone that is sticking their nose in your business, and all the rules to live by.
If you could rig up a surveylence camera to see who this individual is, then take it from there.....
Charlie
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I could do that, but I hope it doesn't get to that point.
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Rules and Regulations: Tenant, all occupants of the Apartment, Tenant's family, guest(s) and invitee(s) shall comely with all rules and regulations now or hereafter promulgated by Landlord...
Waiver of Jury Trial: The Tenant hereby waives Tenant's right to a jury trial in any cause of action arising between Landlord and Tenant.
Community Policies
Tenant(s) or their guest(s) and or/ invitee(s) may not repair, wash or change the oil of vehicles on the property. To do so will not only exposes the Tenant(s) to possible legal action as a material breach of their Rental Agreement, but will also make the Tenant(s) responsible for charges to clean up any spillage or repair any damage that occurs in the parking area.
Landlord may assign parking areas for Tenant parking at Owner's discretion. If parking spaces are specially assigned by Owner, these parking space assignments are considered part of the Rental Agreement and failure to park in your assigned space will be considered a material breach of your Rental Agreement. Any vehicle, boat or trailer that is not expressly authorized for parking on the property or any vehicle, boat, or trailer which appears, in the sole opinion of the Management, to be abandoned, inoperable, without current registration or license tags or in any way creates an eyesore will be towed at the Owner's expense within 24 hours of being tagged. Tenant agrees and consents that if the Tenant's vehicle, boat, or trailed is towed pursuant to this clause, and if for any reason Landlord has to advance the cost of the tow, payable in full as of the date on which the charge is incurred by Owner. Recreational vehicles, trailers, campers, buses, boats, or trucks larger than one ton must have Owner's written permission to park on the property. All vehicles must be pulled forward into the parking spaces.
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Everything in red I have violated. :mad: I did not realize I had violated it until now.
They could consider the 190 inoperable as it has no dash, carpeting, or passenger seat. It could also be an eyesore as the hood is primer gray compared to the rest of the car. |
