Parking in Kooindah Waters
Parking in Kooindah Waters Estate
The Committee has recently received several complaints regarding parking practices within the estate. To maintain a pleasant and safe environment for all residents, we kindly request your co-operation in following the parking guidelines outlined below.
1. Please do not park on the verge. It is illegal in NSW to park on the verge in front of your home or across from it. Community Property includes the verge in front of your homes and in parks, these are not to be used for parking.
2. It is not permissible in any way to park trucks, mini-buses, motor homes, camper vans, trailers or caravans etc, on any part of the community estate or any place on your property where it is visible from community property, the road or the golf course. Please refer to By-law 22 Parking
3. The parks at Kooindah Waters are not overflow car parks. Please do not park in the parks at any time this includes the gravel areas around the parks. Similarly with vacant lots, these are not car parks.
4. It is apparent that some homes have more than two cars, which in today’s world is understandable with working age children living at home. However, some homes have 5 and 6 cars attached. These then park in front of neighbours, across the road opposite neighbour’s driveways, or in such a way to make traffic difficult on our narrow streets. Please be considerate of your neighbours. Put your cars in the garage, park others on your driveway and if full be extremely considerate where you park even if it means a short walk.
5. Do not park across the cart/foot path. This is dangerous for carts and pedestrians who must go on to the road to get around cars. It is also a hazard for people trying to backout of driveways to see around cars parked on the path.
The AC does not want to take action through NCAT against our neighbours, however, as a response to residents’ complaints we have no option if people continue to make parking difficult and unsightly around our homes.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Keeping Kooindah Waters safe and beautiful for all residents
Kooindah Waters Association Committee

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