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If your association suffers from the following problems, read on. We have the solution.

 
The Problem:
  • Guests cannot find a parking space.
Source of the Problem:
  • Residents using their garages for storage of everything but their cars.
Objectives:
  • Encourage residents to use their garages.
  • Make parking for the majority of Guests easy and transparent
  • Design a way to thwart resident efforts to defeat the system and continue to not use their garages.
  • Design a means of coping with exceptions.
  • Avoid adding to the Property Manager's or Board's workload.
Solutions:
  • Make all parking outside of garage or assigned parking, Guest Parking.
  • Allow parking in Guest Parking not more than 3 out of any consecutive 7 day period. The vast majority of guests do not stay longer than 3 days (exceptions are covered below). Issue outside parking decals to only those residents who have proven they are filling all their garage or assigned spaces with vehicles which legitimately belong to them.
  • Allow residents to Safelist their guests (or their own vehicles with good reason) who are staying longer than 3 days in 7.
Results:
  • Residents use their own garages or assigned spaces.
  • Guests can park without a problem
  • Residents who try to look like guests will have to park off-site at least 4 out of 7 days and will eventually get towed due to poor record keeping on their part, or will clean out their garage and park in it to avoid the hassle. If they attempt to Safelist a resident vehicle, our computer tracking will catch it.
PATROL ONE Actions:
  • Provide the Property Manager with a sample letter to residents, explaining the program.
  • Build and maintain a database for tracking decals.
  • Handle correspondence from residents requesting decals for their vehicles which are in excess of their garage or assigned spaces.
  • Answer questions from residents.
  • Provide serialized decals where appropriate. There is no charge for decals.
  • Handle those changes which occur when a vehicle is sold or a new vehicle is purchased or a decal is reported lost or stolen (decals reported lost or stolen are immediately placed on a Hotlist for immediate tow if seen in use).
  • Inventory, every night, all vehicles in Guest Parking which do not have an outside parking decal.
  • Cite, with a warning, those vehicles in Guest Parking which are one night away from being in violation.
  • Tow those vehicles which are in violation (exceeded days allowed in Guest Parking).
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