Parking is a subject that can lead to real conflict among residents. While, in an ideal world, every resident will gladly get along, this simply isn’t feasible with so many personalities residing in close quarters. If your community has experienced parking conflicts, we at OccupancySolutions.com can help with a few different parking options. Not every parking option will work for every community, and each has its own distinct pros and cons.

Assigned Parking

For communities that have experienced parking conflicts in the past, assigned parking might be the simplest option for avoiding conflict in the future. Each residence can have a certain number of parking spots marked, and only those who live in those residences may make use of those spots. A separate lot may be available for guests to the community, or for overflow parking.

Pass-Issued Parking

Pass-issued parking allows only those with parking passes to park in certain lots in your community. This can be helpful for residents who may take issue with guests taking up certain convenient parking locations. Certain lots may have unassigned parking, but a parking pass is required to show that only residents are using those spaces. Additionally, temporary passes may be issued to guests to include them in main parking lots if community management teams wish.

Covered Parking

Not every community has the option to include covered parking, but those that do have a big benefit when it comes to amenities they can show off to prospective residents. These covered lots can feature assigned parking spaces, pass-issued parking, or allow for random parking, and offer residents and their guests a way to park their vehicles without worrying about the elements.

No matter the conflict, there are solutions out there for community management teams looking to build more harmonious living spaces. For more on parking or other conflict resolution solutions, contact us at OccupancySolutions.com.