Topic: Am I still a visitor? – FLAT CHAT

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07/03/2014 at 9:55 am #9393 Reply | Quote
Mishca
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Hi Guys,

I have started a relationship with someone and about 5 nights a week I will stay over at his place. When I stay over at his place I usually park in the visitors parking spot. This morning I came out to my car and found a first and final notice breach of a bylaw letter on my car. I am not sure what the bylaw actually is but I am assuming it is saying I am breaching the bylaw of residents not parking in the visitor parking.

Before I speak to building management (the bylaw letter has a hand written note on it asking me to call), I wanted to get peoples opinions on when it would be considered someone who does not own or rent a unit in the complex goes from being a visitor to being considered a resident in the block. I know I park in the visitors parking spots a lot and am happy to move but just wanted to work out what would be considered fair before I speak to building management. I live in a share house in a unit block and we don’t have visitors parking so I am not sure what the rules are around this.

The unit block has over 100 units in the Chatswood area and has very little on street parking close by.

Thanks for your help guys.
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