Each resident is allowed no more that two vehicles on the propertyRegistering your vehicle with the office determines eligibility to receive a permit, it does not afford the right to park If you own only one vehicle, you receive a carport or garage If you own two or more vehicles, you receive one "hang style" permit to be displayed in the car of your choosing in the unassigned open parking From my understanding, the resident has two vehicles and his son has one The vehicle that was towed was being stored and no permit was on the vehicle This vehicle was towed for no visible permit The owner of the vehicle stated in his complaint that there was a visible permit which is not accurate The owners' son came out during the impound process and was given an opportunity to have the vehicle released to him at no charge even though the tow company had already taken possession of the vehicle as long as he agreed to drive the vehicle off the property as it was parked illegally The owners' son stated that he did not have the keys and the vehicle had a dead battery The vehicle was therefore towed.The resident signed a parking rules agreement stating that he would follow the parking rules The signs at the entrance of the property clearly list the parking rules and prohibit storing of vehicles and state vehicles require a valid permit be displayed at all times WCMP has photos and video of the vehicle prior to the vehicle being towed showing the vehicle did not have a permit Additionally, in an email WCMP received from the resident, he claims the permit may have been stolen previously as he says he found the vehicle opened on previous occasions Now his statement is that the permit was present, despite the fact that we have evidence proving otherwise
Each resident is allowed no more that two vehicles on the propertyRegistering your vehicle with the office determines eligibility to receive a permit, it does not afford the right to park If you own only one vehicle, you receive a carport or garage If you own two or more vehicles, you receive one "hang style" permit to be displayed in the car of your choosing in the unassigned open parking From my understanding, the resident has two vehicles and his son has one The vehicle that was towed was being stored and no permit was on the vehicle This vehicle was towed for no visible permit The owner of the vehicle stated in his complaint that there was a visible permit which is not accurate The owners' son came out during the impound process and was given an opportunity to have the vehicle released to him at no charge even though the tow company had already taken possession of the vehicle as long as he agreed to drive the vehicle off the property as it was parked illegally The owners' son stated that he did not have the keys and the vehicle had a dead battery The vehicle was therefore towed.The resident signed a parking rules agreement stating that he would follow the parking rules The signs at the entrance of the property clearly list the parking rules and prohibit storing of vehicles and state vehicles require a valid permit be displayed at all times WCMP has photos and video of the vehicle prior to the vehicle being towed showing the vehicle did not have a permit Additionally, in an email WCMP received from the resident, he claims the permit may have been stolen previously as he says he found the vehicle opened on previous occasions Now his statement is that the permit was present, despite the fact that we have evidence proving otherwise