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Apartment parking

FesterBeatty · 2011-04-20 20:56:29

Hi, what do you guys usually do for parking when you have friends over and your apartment comes with 1 parking space? Or, like me, have you got 2 cars and 1 space? If so, whats your solution?

20-04-2011 9:56pm

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FesterBeatty

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Hi,

what do you guys usually do for parking when you have friends over and your apartment comes with 1 parking space? Or, like me, have you got 2 cars and 1 space? If so, whats your solution?

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#2 20-04-2011 10:03pm

Paulw

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On street parking, or else park in a visitor space. That's what they're there for.

There has to be a certain allocation of visitor spaces, depending on the number of units and allocated parking spaces.

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#3 20-04-2011 10:08pm

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Poxy visitor spaces have a 2 hour limit up our way! What use is that?!

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#4 20-04-2011 10:16pm

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056245511 asks the same question.

I still don't understand why you are moving to a development where you only have one space and have two cars. It's not as if there's a shortage of rental properties in the area.

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#5 20-04-2011 10:21pm

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Youre very helpful-thanks for linking the other thread.

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#6 20-04-2011 10:45pm

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Fester, cross posting is not permitted on Boards. Please decide which one you want left open as I'll be closing the other.

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#7 20-04-2011 10:48pm

FesterBeatty

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Why? Close this one so

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#8 21-04-2011 7:27am

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Visitor parking is only for two hours in my place too.. fairly useless, even if the parents are just over for dinner they will be longer than 2 hours in all liklihood.

Im lucky in that Ive no car of my own so can use my parking space for visitors although I do have to notify security so they dont presume its someone else using it without my permission apparently. Other than that maybe try renting a space off someone else in thew complex? I know a neighbour of mine who never uses her space does this for another person in the complex for something like €20 a month! Worth asking around.

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#9 21-04-2011 10:48am

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FesterBeatty wrote: »

Why? Close this one so

Done.

Regards,

SMcCarrick

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