Car parking arrangements within Pacific Close Southampton
Parking permits are supplied to each
dwelling to enable residents and their guests to use as casual parking. Spaces
are made available on the estate roads by the Landlord. The permit reference number
must be visible at all times on the permit and if obscured or missing then a
parking notice will be issued. If permits are found to be copied or false in
any way then a parking notice will be issued.
It must be remembered that estate road
parking is a privilege and not a right and therefore any infringement of these
rules may result in the permits being revoked.
All vehicles parked or used on the
common parts of the estate must be road legal and taxed, current MOT and
insured.
Designated areas for casual parking are:
1. The white
marked parking bays on the road. Vehicle must be within the space allocated.
Permits are required to be visible.
2. No permit
is required in the marked or pavior parking areas/drives that are allocated to
a house or flat.
Non permitted parking areas, whether the
vehicle is showing a permit or not are:
1. On double yellow lines.
2. Anywhere on
the road or within the quadrangle outside block 2 where no white marked parking
bays exist. Please note this may include the area in front of some garages.
3. Pinch points or on pavements.
Any
type of caravan, camper van, commercial
vehicles or trailers must not be parked overnight.
Leaseholder owned car parking areas are
not to be used for any other purposes than as a private parking space, unless
permission is granted by PCEL. No chairs, tables, items of furniture or other
items should be placed or stored in the parking spaces.
If leaseholders require
further clarification, please
contact PCEL via Napier’s, with any queries
