Vehicles and parking

You and any other person living in or visiting the property (including children) must not:

• park any vehicle anywhere on the property unless the property has a garage, parking space or a drive with a dropped kerb and pavement crossover
• build a parking space, garage, hard standing or driveway without our written permission
• park any motor home, caravan, boat or business vehicle at the property
• park any vehicle, trailer, boat or caravan on Council land or grass features without express written permission; items will be removed and disposed of and the owner will be charged for removal and disposal costs that are consequently incurred
• receive payment for repairing any vehicle at, or within the curtilage of the property
• allow any spillage of oil or hazardous fluids from vehicles parked on the highway or on any land belonging to the Council
• park any vehicle that is illegal, untaxed, or is not roadworthy on any land belonging to the Council including on a hard standing in your garden. If you do, we will give you seven days notice to remove it. After this time we will remove the vehicle and charge you the costs incurred. If the vehicle is considered to be in a dangerous position or condition, we will remove it without notice. We will not be responsible for damage to your vehicle if we have to remove it
• keep motorised vehicles inside the dwelling or in the shared communal areas
• sell, rent or give away a parking space or garage that we provide for you
• double park vehicles or park in a way that causes an obstruction to other road users, including the emergency services vehicles
• allow anyone, other than your family, visitors and friends to park within the boundary of the property
• carry out vehicle repairs, other than reasonable maintenance, within the curtilage of the property or in Council housing car parks
• keep or park any mobility scooter or similar vehicle on Council housing land or grass features without express written permission