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If there are 8 tenants and 5 spaces, where do the other tenants park?
Where do visitors park?
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A parking space is a designated area for one car. It may have markings, or no markings. For example there may be designated handicap parking that is marked. It may be a single space on the street, or a space or spaces A parking lot is an area of property that contains parking spaces. Spaces may be designated for handicap, visitors only or resident parking.
It is illegal to have a parking space in a fire route that is marked as a fire route. The marking may be on the ground or on a sign.
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An "owner" of a parking space can't prohibit someone from walking through it, unless the spot was marked "private property" and marked "no tresapassing". Then if a person went throuh the space, you need to advice him first to leave, and if he didn't leave, you could call the police for trespassing.
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What you say is true. I just suggested that those were "possibilities."
It is doubtful that anyone could be prohibited from walking through a parking lot or parking space.
However, the parking lot can be limited to residents and their guests only, if it is private property.
With respect to the parking space, a person legally in the lot can walk through a space. The only limitation would be that the person does not damage the vehicle in the space, or hide between spots for malicious purposes, etc.
Also, if you have a condo association, any issues can be taken before the board for discussion.
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