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Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    All of these solutions are dependent on being able to identify the offending owner/lot. Many older apartments do not have the sophistication to do this other than by catching the offender in the act.

    You don’t have to catch them in the Act … if the car is in the wrong spot for a long time, they have been caught. Most phones have a camera and you can just take a picture of the car. You could pass a by-law requiring all vehicle that pass over common property to have their numbers registered with the secretary but that seems heavy-handed.

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