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dwatts
My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: California
I live in a 200 unit apartment building in Wilmington, CA. The building is made up of studio and one bedroom apartments only. The studios are assigned one parking space and the one bedroom units are assigned two parking spaces. There are four parking spaces in the entrance to the complex that are marked "Future Tenant Parking" These are for prospective new tenants who are here to look at the complex. There are also about 6 guest parking spots that say "one hour parking only". Other than that, there are no "regular" guest parking spaces and the street in front of the building is a "no stopping zone"
My question is, Is a 200 unit complex legally obligated to provide a certain percentage of guest parking on a first come first serve basis?