Parking at Community Room Rental

Most Community Room Rental homes offer a mix of parking options, including driveways, carports, garages, and street parking. There are no assigned spots unless specifically designated as paid parking. Each property is designed to accommodate at least one vehicle per Member using these options.


Parking Types

  • Free Parking: First-come, first-served based on the priorities below
  • Paid Parking: Designated spaces available for an additional fee
  • Paid parking requires a CRR parking decal and is subject to all decal rules below


General Parking Rules

If a Member brings a vehicle, the following rules apply. Violations may result in enforcement under our Three Keys Policy and/or towing.

  • Members are allowed one vehicle per property and must register it with CRR
  • Vehicles must be properly registered with the state
  • Guest vehicles must park on the street only
  • Disabled vehicles are subject to towing


Parking Priorities:

  1. Your house driveway
  2. In front of your house
  3. Any legal street parking (not blocking driveways or mailboxes)



Parking is best-effort:

  • Members are not required to move vehicles when others leave
  • When returning, park according to the priorities above


Additional Rules:

  • No saving or reserving spots (no cones, barriers, etc.)
  • Do not take up multiple spaces or block access to others
  • Do not block vehicles, mailboxes, or trash bins
  • No parking on grass or yard areas
  • Do not park in a way that crosses onto a neighbor’s property
  • Vehicles abandoned or blocking access will be towed at the Member’s expense
  • No vehicle work allowed except changing a flat tire (must be resolved within 48 hours)
  • If parked behind another Member, you must move your vehicle within 15 minutes upon request


Parking Decal Requirement (Paid Parking & Designated Areas)

All vehicles parked in paid or designated parking areas must display a valid CRR parking decal.


Decal Display Rules:

  • Must be placed on the front windshield
  • Must be fully visible from outside the vehicle (3–5 feet away)
  • Must be unobstructed at all times


If we cannot see it, it does not count.


Obstructed or Improperly Displayed Decals

A vehicle is considered non-compliant if the decal is:

  • Placed behind another pass or permit (school, work, visitor, etc.)
  • Partially covered or blocked in any way
  • Hidden by tint strips, sunshades, or windshield clutter

In these cases, the vehicle is treated as if no decal is present.


Enforcement Standard

Parking is enforced through a standard visual inspection:

  • Staff check vehicles from outside, within a few feet of the windshield
  • Staff will not move items, open vehicles, or search behind obstructions

This standard is applied consistently to all vehicles.


Towing Enforcement

Towing is active and strictly enforced.

Vehicles may be towed if:

  • No decal is visible (where required)
  • The decal is obstructed or improperly displayed
  • The vehicle violates any parking rule


No exceptions:

  • A decal that is not visible at the time of inspection is treated as non-compliant
  • “It was there but covered” does not qualify for reimbursement


Member Responsibility

Members are responsible for:

  • Properly displaying their decal at all times (if required)
  • Ensuring nothing obstructs visibility
  • Keeping their vehicle compliant with all parking rules

Failure to follow these requirements may result in towing at the vehicle owner’s expense.