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- For strata parking, what are the rules around visitor parking?
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NSW: Can parking offenders be towed from common property?
Leanne Habib, Premium Strata
In Strata Parking, the vehicle may be moved to another less obstructive position on the common property or another lawful place off the common property. However, the car cannot legally be moved until the expiration of a period of at least five days in compliance with the removal notice.
QLD: Can a Body Corporate Tow a Car?
Frank Higginson, Hynes Legal
Enforcement of by-laws is a committee issue. The difficulty is knowing who it belongs to. If it is a guest / invitee in visitor car parking – leave the car be. Adjudicators have rarely taken a liking to restrictions on the amount of a time a visitor car park can be used.
Most Recent Strata Parking Articles
NSW: Preventing Pesky Parking = $ For the Owners Corporation - Pesky parking practices by owners and occupiers can be a nightmare for strata schemes. However, it presents a perfect opportunity for an owners corporation to obtain a monetary order of up to $1100 from NCAT for every breach of a parking by-law. - QLD: Q&A Can I Rent Out My Car Space or Storage Space? - Question: Can I rent out my car space or storage space to an on-site resident. Do I need to notify the committee or seek permission?
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