If living in a condo complex and only two vehicles are allowed on the premises, is the one in handicap exempt from this rule?

Asked about 1 year ago - Fairfield, CA

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I live in a condo and only two cares per household are allowed on the premises. My question is, if someone has three cars on the premises, two in the garage and one in handicap, is the one in the handicap parking exempt from being counted as a third car due to ADA?

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    Answered April 30, 2012 12:16. It would probably depend on any parking rules & regulations or the cc&rs for the complex.
    Generally speaking, if the rules provide that each unit gets two spaces, then each unit gets two spaces.
    Taking a third space, even an ADA space, would be a violation of those rules.

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