PARKING ETIQUETTE
Each residence has a garage and a driveway, which are intended to be the primary parking spaces used by its owners (tenants). Other parking is considered “common property” and is intended to be used by guests for the limited time when they are visiting. When vehicles are left in those common spaces over long periods or used instead of primary parking, other residents and their guests are unable to park.
Parking at the entrance to Springwood and on Summerwood is difficult because there are many units and few extra spaces. If you have more vehicles than your garage and driveway can accommodate, there is overflow parking off 11th Street across from the tennis courts. Vehicles should not be left in any common property parking for extended lengths of time (more than 5 days) without being moved.
The common property parking should fluctuate with the comings and goings of residents and their guests. No resident should be taking up the same parking space every day and certainly not claiming it as their own. The Board of Directors has revised the Enforcement Resolution to better handle this situation.
Towing will occur with any unknown, abandoned vehicle left on the common property.
Questions or comments regarding this issue may be addressed to any Board Member. Our contact information is as follows:
Roger Pence, President, (425) 577-1591, rogpence@gmail.com
Bill McGann, Vice President, (503) 472-6840, bill@bikeraceinfo.com
Peggy Rouse, Secretary, (503) 860-9615, shadowbus419@gmail.com
Dan Hickox, Treasurer, (662) 357-8589, dphickox@gmail.com
Mark Hilliard & Kelli Brooker, (503) 857-2030, markhilliard@comcast.net, Brooker.Kelli@yahoo.com
KC Marold, (503) 317-6392, kelleychristines@gmail.com
Paul McAfee, (951) 236-2096, paulmac1@rocketmail.com
We appreciate your cooperation.