This form lists the parking garage rules and regulations for an apartment complex.
Middlesex Massachusetts Apartment Complex Parking Garage Rules And Regulations
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Since the tenants have already moved out, as of September 1, 2021, section 88.1 of the Residential Tenancies Act allows a landlord to file a claim for damages with the LTB within one year from the date the tenant moved out of the rental unit.
Can I charge the existing tenants for parking? A landlord cannot charge a parking fee if the tenants have had free use of the parking facilities since the beginning of their tenancy, even if it was not specified in the rental agreement.
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs' model by-laws allow 2 ECS (Equivalent Car Space) per 100 sq meter of floor area in residential premises. This can be translated to 1 space per 3BHK and 2 per 4BHK.
Can cars be towed from private property (a store parking lot, for example) without the vehicle owner's permission? Eric Lai replies: Yes. It's the same right any property owner has to remove unauthorized cars parked on their home driveway.
Designated Space means a parking space or area displaying an official sign restricting the parking or stopping within any portion of the parking space or area to a motor vehicle displaying a valid accessible parking permit and includes an access aisle.
You can be charged for any damage to your unit, beyond normal wear and tear. If there are damages, the landlord must make an application against you to collect those funds. The landlord cannot use your 'rent deposit' to pay for damages.
Designated parking space means a parking space that has been set aside for the parking of a particular vehicle or class of vehicles or for use by a particular person or class of persons for the parking of a vehicle.
The most common types of parking are angle parking, perpendicular parking and parallel parking. Angle parking is especially widespread in parking lots, where vehicles are designated to go one way.
Generally, tenants are responsible for paying their own utility bills, broadband, phone, TV licence and council tax, unless these are included in the rent and set out in the tenancy agreement.
