Parking Violations

• Street Parking: Vehicles parked on community streets overnight
• RV/Boat Storage: Recreational vehicles visible from the street
• Commercial Vehicles: Work trucks or vehicles with commercial signage
• Inoperable Vehicles: Cars that appear non-functional or have flat tires
• Driveway Parking: Too many vehicles or parking on lawn/landscaping

Important rights regarding parking violations:

• Right to clear notification of parking rules before enforcement
• Right to temporary exceptions for guests or special circumstances
• Right to request reasonable accommodation (disability, etc.)
• Right to due process before any towing actions
• Right to challenge selectively enforced rules

1. Verify the Rule: Check your CC&Rs for specific parking restrictions
2. Document Everything: Photos of your vehicle, location, and any signs
3. Check for Exceptions: Many HOAs allow temporary permits for guests or contractors
4. Request Accommodation: If you have a legitimate need, formally request an exception
5. Appeal if Necessary: File a formal appeal if the rule is unclear or selectively enforced