Common-Area Parking: Resident and Guest Use
Residents are permitted to use common-area parking. The phrase “Resident Overflow Parking Prohibited” does not mean residents are barred from those spaces.
It means common-area spaces may not be used as the regular or permanent parking location for a third or additional household vehicle beyond the community’s two-vehicle limit.
Common-area parking is intended to remain available for guests. This is not about giving visitors rights over residents. Rather, it protects the ability of every owner and resident to have family, friends, caregivers, contractors, and other guests visit their home.
Because all owners contribute to the maintenance of the common areas, the parking rules are designed to ensure that this shared resource remains reasonably available to everyone.
Accordingly, common-area parking may be used for:
Temporary resident parking Guest and visitor parking It may not be used as permanent resident overflow parking for additional household vehicles.
The purpose of the rule is simple: to keep shared parking available for the entire community instead of allowing a limited number of households to occupy those spaces on a continuing basis.