Parking and storage

Step 3: Solutions

Here’s what to do now that you’ve identified your issue.

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Learn about governing documents and make the change

You can modify the governing documents by adding, removing or changing provisions, but you first need to identify which governing document you need to change. Provisions related to parking and storage will most likely be included under the declaration or rules.

See our pages on governing documents to understand what aspect of condo life is governed by each and how changes can be made to each. Changes to each document will have different requirements for meetings, quorum, written consent and/or voting.

Making thoughtful, well-communicated changes to your governing documents can help set clear expectations and maintain a positive condo environment and reflect the current needs of the community.

See this case there a condo corporation enforced a visitor parking policy that restricted parking based on frequency. The Tribunal ruled that the condo corporation cease from enforcing its visitor parking policy unless it is enacted as a rule under section 58 of the Condo Act.

Boodram v. Peel Standard Condominium Corporation No. 843

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