Casual Parking to Become Rigid and Permission Based

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Who Can Park - Current Policy

GUEST PARKING IS AVAILABLE ON A TEMPORARY BASIS ONLY AND IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE.

Proposed Policy

Guest Parking. Common-area parking spaces located throughout the development are for guests of Association residents. Residents may not park their vehicles in a common-area Guest Parking space without the express consent of the Association.

Two-Day Limit. Guest Parking is subject to a maximum of two consecutive days. Parking in Guest Parking during any portion of a day, from 12:00 a.m. through 11:59 p.m., is considered parking for one day. Moving a vehicle from one Guest Parking space to another Guest Parking space does not restart or extend the time limit or otherwise circumvent these Rules.

Extended Guest Parking. Residents whose guests will stay for more than two days may request an extension by submitting a request in advance to Management. The request must include the dates needed, the desired parking area, and the vehicle's make, model, and license plate number.

Temporary Resident Parking. Residents with a short-term need to park their own vehicle in a Guest Parking space must obtain permission from the Association. A request must be submitted in advance to Management and include the dates needed, the desired parking area, and the vehicle's make, model, and license plate number.

ENFORCEMENT

Violations. Parking violations may result in a warning citation and possible towing in accordance with the California Vehicle Code. Homeowners who violate these Rules are also subject to the Association's Enforcement Policy and Schedule of Monetary Penalties.

Please express your concerns to your elected Board Members and to the HOA manager at arph@cjmasi.com

Parking Proposal Adds Towing from Streets Without Warning

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Here's the Current Policy

PARKING: NO ON-STREET PARKING ALLOWED ANYWHERE WITHIN THE DEVELOPMENT EXCEPT IN DESIGNATED GUEST PARKING AREAS. No vehicle shall be parked anywhere in the development except wholly within garages, driveways and guest parking areas. Parking areas shall be used solely for the parking of motor vehicles used for personal transportation. Other restrictions follow:

Here's the the Proposed Policy

No Street Parking. Parking is prohibited along the streets within the Association, including all portions of Shady Creek Place, Shady Tree Court, Cedar Lane, Boulder Creek Court, and Sandpiper Court, and the entrance drive off Camino Tassajara. The Association may grant a temporary exception to allow street overflow parking near the clubhouse for special events. In such cases, signage will mark the permissible parking areas. All other street parking violations may result in the vehicle being towed without prior individual warning at the vehicle owner's expense, in accordance with the California Vehicle Code.

Please express your concerns to your elected Board Members and to the HOA manager at arph@cjmasi.com

Parking Rules/Enforcemnt - Big Change Proposed

 On Wednesday Sept 9, all Brookview Homeowners and Tenants with emails on file at CJM received this message:

Anderson Ranch Patio Homes Association (Brookview) Bulletin

Notice of Proposed Rulemaking: Parking and Vehicle Requirements The Anderson Ranch Patio Homes Board is proposing revisions to the Association's Parking Rules. The Rules draft was prepared in consultation between the Board and the Association’s legal counsel. Although the revisions are presented as a replacement document, many of them already exist in the current Parking Rules or CC&Rs. The proposed revisions reorganize and clarify those requirements and address Guest Parking, the Clubhouse Parking Lot, and prohibited vehicles. The current Parking Rules and proposed revised Parking Rules are attached for comparison. Members may submit comments to Management through Wednesday, October 7, 2026. Send them to arph@cjmasi.com. The Board is required to consider all comments received but is not required to incorporate them into the Rules. After the comment period, the Board will meet to review the comments and consider any amendments before deciding whether to adopt the revised rules.

Here's the biggest change:

Two-Day Limit. Guest Parking is subject to a maximum of two consecutive days. Parking in Guest Parking during any portion of a day, from 12:00 a.m. through 11:59 p.m., is considered parking for one day. Moving a vehicle from one Guest Parking space to another Guest Parking space does not restart or extend the time limit or otherwise circumvent these Rules. 

Do you ever have guests who stay more than two consecutive days in one visit? 

Do you, the homeowner, really want to spend your time seeking prior written approvals that require the dates, which parking areas, make, model and license plates, and IN ADVANCE? 

Please express your concerns to your elected Board Members and to the HOA manager at arph@cjmasi.com

Victor Georgiou - Shady Creek Place - No HOA board affiliation