Parking Rules and Regulations

Parking Lot

14) Under law, fire lanes must be clear of all vehicles all the time. Unless the Board is aware of situations that require temporary arrangements, all vehicles parked in the fire lanes will be towed, immediately.

15) No motor vehicle other than a currently licenced and insured vehicle in working order shall be parked in any exterior parking space within the property. Without limiting the generality of the forgoing and for purposes of greater clarity, no motor homes or other recreational vehicles, tractors, boats, trailers of any kind, snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), machinery, storage pods, or equipment of any nature or kind are to be permitted to park in any open area within the property without prior approval from the Board.

16) No repairs or adjustments to motor vehicles may be carried out on the property, including in the garages. Any fluid leaks within the garages or parking lot/stalls must be cleaned up and disposed of properly by owners.

17) For any parking stall changes both parties must agree and approach the board with proposed changes in writing. Board must approve of the change.

18) Speed limit is 20 km/h while on the property.

19) No residents (owners and tenants) may use Visitor Parking to park their vehicles, except in cases of an emergency.

20) Visitors may use visitor parking without authorization between the hours of 7am to 11pm and will need to register between the hours of 11pm to 7am see rule 21

21) Authorised Overnight Parking (AOP) or parking in visitor spots past 11pm. All vehicles must be registered with the Board no later than 11pm via the Hayley Common Website under visitorparking. The fee schedule for parking past 11pm is as follows: Residents are allowed one free AOP per month. Additional nights would be $5.00 per night. Alternatively, residents may pay $20.00 per ten visits, or $50.00 for thirty visits. Parking MUST be booked using the website and cancellations will not be accepted or refunded. Since towing in the early hours of the morning may not always be possible, any vehicles found to be in violation of this rule may be towed in the night, or the next time the car is found in the lot, or fines will be issued to the owner of the unit. Failure to send in parking payments can result in a warning, fines or vehicle ban from the property.

22) The Board/Property Manager will notify all owners via email when the parking lot is to be cleared of snow or sand, or for painting or repairs. All residents will, subsequently, remove their vehicles from the lot. Residents who are off-site must make arrangements for someone to move their vehicles in their absence. Any vehicles not removed may be towed at the owner's expense

23) All power cords must be removed during summer and for lot cleanings to avoid damage when clearing of the lots and sidewalks is being completed.

24) No items should be attached to, locked or chained to parking stall fences without the board’s approval. i.e lock boxes, bicycles, or other items