Parking Decals
Pernament Parking Permits:
All residents must have a parking decal on their vehicle. Decals may be obtained from the Management (download PDF form.) Three vehicles per household are authorized to have decal stickers.
Permanent Parking Decals:
Permanent Parking Decals are issued to residents of the Association subject to the following:
(a) the vehicle is registered in the State of Florida;
(b) the vehicle is properly insured; and
(c) the owner of the vehicle has a current license issued by the State of Florida.
A decal form must be completed and submitted to the Association Manager along with copies of identification, vehicle registration, proof of insurance and a photograph of the vehicle. No more than three (3) decals will be issued to each unit. Vehicle Decals can only be issued to residents residing in the Unit. Residents may not use addresses other than where they reside to obtain a decal. The Association Manager is to be contacted for specific instructions.
A Permanent Parking Decal must be permanently attached on the outside, in the lower-left-rear of the back window. The Permanent Parking Decal and the vehicle license plate must be visible on all vehicles parked in the Community, including vehicles that are covered.
Temporary Vehicle Permits:
Guest Parking Permit:
Guests must obtain a Guest Parking Permit for overnight visit(s). To obtain Guest Parking Permit, the resident must contact the management office during regular business hours and request Guest Parking Permit, which can be picked up at the management office or emailed to the resident.
The request for Guest Parking Permit must include:
- address and phone number of Club La Costa’s resident
- copy of the visitor’s vehicle registration
- phone number of the vehicle’s owner
- starting and ending dates of the visit
Guest Parking Permit must be placed on the driver’s side dashboard and be clearly visible at night. Displaying an expired Guest Parking Permit is a violation and fines may be imposed or the matter turned over to the Association’s attorney. In case of an unplanned overnight stay, guests must park in owners’ private driveway(s) between 12am and 7am, in order to avoid being towed from Common Area parking lot(s).
Commercial Vehicles:
Non-commercial passenger vehicles, small noncommercial pickup trucks, motorcycles and small noncommercial vans are permitted.
For the purposes of these Rules and Regulations Commercial Vehicles are defined as:
a) Any vehicle being used for a commercial purpose.
b) Any vehicle owned and registered to a business rather than to the resident and used for commercial purposes.
c) Trucks, large vans or other vehicles having rear windows obscured, such as a panel truck, cargo van, vehicle being used for a commercial purpose, etc.
d) Any vehicle regardless of size that has wording or lettering on the exterior, such as a company name, advertisement, etc. If the vehicle is a small passenger vehicle with lettering and can be covered with a magnetic sign or car cover, that is allowed only if lettering is covered at all times while parked in the Community.
e) Any vehicle that has racks on top, sides or rear for hauling items, debris or equipment of any kind are not allowed.
Towing:
Vehicles in violation of the above outlined Parking Rules will receive a violation warning sticker. If the vehicle is still in violation of Parking Rules after twenty-four (24) hours, a second violation warning sticker will be issued. If the vehicle is still in violation of Parking Rules after forty-eight (48) hours, the vehicle will be towed. Vehicles parked on the street or on Common Area grass may be subject to immediate towing without warning.