Housing Co-operative - Parking Policy Sample Template

  1. Pursuant to Municipal By-Law #39-69, Section 1, Subsection (a), no inoperative vehicles and mechanical parts may be stored on the grounds of any residential property. As well, no person shall use the lot for storage or parking of a vehicle which because of its condition, cannot be certified as mechanically fit as prescribed under the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O 1990 (By-law #39-81, Section 2, Subsection (e)).
  2. Pursuant to Municipal By-Law #39-81, Section 2, Subsection (a), a residential lot shall not be used for the parking of commercial motor vehicles (in excess of 5000 pounds). However, this does not restrict the temporary parking of commercial vehicles for purposes of delivery and moving.
  3. No member shall, in any way, restrict the movement of another members' motor vehicle.
  4. Major automotive repairs are not permitted in a residential zone (Municipal By-law #90-82, Section 7:8), and are therefore not to be performed on the co-op grounds.
  5. All members must register their vehicles with the co-op. All members must provide a detailed description of their vehicle as well as their license plate number.
  6. All vehicles parking in the lot must, when possible, have a designated parking space (with the exception of short-term guests). The co-op must be informed if a member is no longer parking in his/her designated parking spot.
  7. Any guest requiring a parking space for more than one (1) month must register their vehicle with the co-op and are required to pay $15.00 per month for parking.
  8. The parking lot is not to be used for recreational purposes by children or adults., unless by special provision of the co-op.
  9. The co-op is not responsible for any loss or damage to vehicles.