Parking Regulations
PURPOSE:
The Canterwood HOA has established the following parking regulations to provide for the orderly flow of traffic, and to maintain the aesthetically pleasing ambiance of our community.
OVERNIGHT PARKING:
Overnight parking is prohibited on the streets of Canterwood. The HOA manager may, for a special and limited purpose, issue a permit for overnight parking.
STREET PARKING:
Parking on the streets is prohibited except by guests visiting residents or Canterwood Golf and Country Club sponsored social events, or by builders and contractors during workday hours while involved in approved construction activities. Parking at construction sites is restricted to one side of the street only. No vehicle shall be parked in such a manner as to restrict the flow of traffic, inhibit visibility, or restrict free access for emergency vehicles. Owners of vehicles parked in a manner which restricts traffic flow, visibility, or which might impede emergency vehicles may be directed by Security Staff to move their vehicles. Owners are responsible to move vehicles if so directed by Security. Failure to move vehicles if so directed may result in a fine or removal at owners’ expense.
PARKING LOTS:
Parking is allowed only in designated parking spots. No parking is allowed in the turn around areas at the entrance to the clubhouse or the pool facility.
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, RVs, Etc.:
Unless fully enclosed within an approved structure upon a lot, no recreational vehicles, commercial vehicles, construction or like equipment, trailers (utility, boat, camping, horse, or otherwise), or disabled vehicles shall be allowed to be parked or stored on any lot, driveway, street, or area other than the designated Recreational Vehicle Storage Lot, for a period in excess of twenty-four (24) hours in any one week. (See Recreational Vehicle Storage Lot Rules).
OTHER REGULATIONS:
State and local regulations applicable within Canterwood will be enforced.
VIOLATIONS:
First violations will result in a written warning and Security Staff placing a notice on the vehicle in violation. Second and subsequent violations will result in a fine to be determined by the Board of Directors.