Greg,
In most complexes there are bylaws that are bent to some extent by express or tacit agreement. For enforcement it is up to the Executive to follow through. If the single garage owners are allowed to park, it all depends upon how ‘cheated’ the double garage owners feel.
I would have thought that the following statement especially use of the word ‘designed’ doesn’t carry much weight when against the bylaws. “The complex was actually designed to allow the single garages to park in front of their garage to give them a second spot – plan showing this has been sighted.”
I would just ask the following questions:
1. Does the parking in front of the single garage create a nuisance or other wise deny others of the use of common property? By saying that the complex was ‘designed’ to allow it I would have thought no.
2. I would then ask the same question re parking in front of the double garage, does it create a nuisance or other wise deny others of the use of common property? If the answer is also ‘no’ the double garage owners have a strong case (or so I think) to be treated equally with single garage owners.