I was involved in an accident in a private parking lot in Grapevine, TX. What makes it different from any other situation I have been able to find so far is that the parking lot is in violation of the city ordinance as it pertains to aisle lane driving widths and required 75 degree angle parking. I was backing out of a 90 degree parking space which bordered a curbed planting area on the passenger side. Directly behind me across the driving lane was another planter. I backed up and very slightly hit a truck parked next to the planter across the driving lane (the truck was on my drivers side and not visible in my rear view mirror from where I was parked). After getting out and reviewing the minor damage we tried to back up and exit towards the nearest exit two additional times and it was then clear that even though i was driving a small very maneuverable car it was not possible to back out and leave in the direction of the closest exit. Reviewing the accident in my mind over the next week or so I decided to look into what the code was for private parking lots and obtained a copy of the survey and parking plan the winery had submitted for their permit. As it turns out they falsified measurements on the survey in order to avoid having to install the proper 75 degree angle parking which would have resulted in the loss of 6 parking spaces. They falsified measurements in several places on the survey increasing the actual measurements by as much as 4' and in the area where my accident occurred they increased the measurement from the actual 22' to 25'. The accident would not have occurred if the parking lot would have been up to code by either having the required 75 degree angle parking or if the false measurements they wrote on the parking plan would have been accurate and there had been the additional 3' of space required for 90 degree angle parking. Is the winery responsible?