35A
When Harbour Square resident Police Chief Charles Ramsey moved out in 2002, Shaddock requested his spot. He was told it was already assigned to another Owner.
Volunteers - If an owner truly volunteers to move off of the A Level, then some who are being asked to move, could move to those spots, thereby freeing the West Row for guests and management staff.
Premium Pricing - charge more for parking spaces on the A level. For example, they could pay $100 or $120 for a better spot.
Consider Other Places - why pick places 1-10? Why not 11-20? Why not 21-30? These higher numbers are closer to the Guard's station, and to the Management Office.
Do A Study - Let's see if more parking spaces are even needed in the first place. Some have been ordered to leave, which has freed up a number of spaces. This seems to be sufficient at this time. So no additional owners should be ordered to leave. At least for the near future.
Financial Incentive - If owners do not volunteer, there can be a financial incentive to let the Guard House know their space will be available. Suppose they will be away for a week. They could earn $1/day by letting management know that their space will be available. Or their parking fee could be $80/month instead of $85/month. Then guests or staff could park in that space. This fee would be more than recouped by the Guest Parking Charge.
35AWhen Harbour Square resident Police Chief Charles Ramsey moved out in 2002, Shaddock requested his spot. He was told it was already assigned to another Owner.
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