Parking and Vehicular Restrictions are specified in Section 7.14 of our CC&Rs and Section J of our Rules & Regulations. Consult those documents for parking restrictions, restricted vehicles, use restrictions and other limitations concerning vehicles in our neighborhood. The Board has received overwhelming support from most residents regarding parking regulation enforcement. Following our rules will result a safer, attractive and more enjoyable neighborhood in which to live. Parking enforcement procedures based on our CC&Rs and Rules & Regulations are specified below. Thank you for your cooperation. Street Sweeping Streets are swept the second and fourth Monday of every month between 8 AM and noon to reduce pollution in our storm drains which helps keep our beaches clean. Please do not park, or allow your guests and contractors to park, on Marquesa streets during these times. In priority order:
Parking Enforcement Patrol One has been hired as our security company and has standing orders to enforce our CC&Rs and RULES & REGULATIONS, which include towing of illegally parked vehicles. The Board of Directors, or the agency representing the association (Patrol One), has the right to remove any vehicle in violation of the vehicle restrictions.
Resident Parking. Overnight street parking for residents is prohibited. Residents may not park a vehicle overnight on the street unless an overnight parking decal has been issued or the vehicle prominently displays a safelist confirmation number on the dashboard. A Monarch Beach resident gate pass does not permit street parking. A Monarch Beach resident entry sticker does not permit street parking. Safelist. Residents who need to temporarily park outside, cars that are normally in the garage, may do so via the safelist. Contact Patrol One's 24-hour a day communications center (714-541-0999) or visit www.patrol-one.com to immediately print out a dashboard safelist confirmation number. A resident's vehicle may be safelisted for only three days in a 30-day period. Residents requiring an extended safelist must contact the community property manager (CONTACTS), Patrol One cannot extend a safelist. For eligibility requirements and procedures to obtain an overnight parking decal CLICK HERE. Extra cars that have been authorized for overnight parking must be parked in the homeowner’s driveway or must be parked in front of the residents’ own home. If parked elsewhere the vehicle is subject to towing. Visitors Parking. Guests must display a visitor entry permit on the dashboard of their vehicle at all times. Visitor entry permits will be issued by the Monarch Beach gate guard. Guests may be parked on the street for not more than five (5) overnights in a 30 day rolling window. The issue date of the entry pass must be visible. Having a new entry pass issued each day at the gate will not circumvent the overnight restrictions. Patrol One will monitor by computer the start date and parking frequency of every guest's car. Residents can obtain a safelist for guests, a maximum (10) nights in a 60 day rolling window (see "Safelist" above for procedures). Residents requiring extended guest overnight parking must contact the community property manager (CONTACTS). Post Orders for Patrol One. For any vehicle violating Marquesa CC&Rs or Rules & Regulations (within 90-day period):
Garages. Permanent workshops, living quarters, exercise rooms, offices, excessive storage, etc. are strictly prohibited in garages. Garages are to be kept in such a manner as to accommodate the number of standard vehicles for which they were originally built (2 vehicles). (Rules & Regulations Section J.10.a). |