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There are a limited number of parking spaces within the Ecovillage
, which require guidelines and agreements. The Community Association has developed guidelines to assist owners to manage the use of these spaces in
a clear andan equitable manner.
By-Laws 11 & 12 of Our Community Management Statement state that the Community Association will manage, create rules and enter into agreements regarding community and visitor parking areas. As such, the Community Association has created a Parking Guidelines document which can be viewed in full here:
The latest version of the guidelines which includes all the Stage 2 parking spaces can be viewed here:
PDF version of the Parking Guidelines
(2020).May 2024
It is important for all members to be aware of these guidelines so we don't inadvertently park, or direct a visitor to park, in someone else's allocated or hired car space. Below is a summary of the guidelines, with links to documents you will need to hire a parking space.
Community Parking Area (aka the Bin Enclosure)
Commonly used for overflow parking for community events. Please do not park anything here without prior approval from the Community Association. Email ca@nararaecovillage.com with with enquiries.
Visitor Parking Areas (
all othermarked parking spaces adjacent to the roads around the village)
Refers to all Please note that whilst most marked car spaces adjacent to the road in various locations around the village. are available for casual parking by residents and visitors some 'Visitor' spaces may be allocated to lot owners or cluster owners, hired by members for exclusive use use for a period of time or unallocated and therefore available for casual or visitor use. These are to be used by by Permitted Vehicles only, which refers to small to medium, uninhabited vehicles such as cars, motorbikes, caravans, campervans, trailers and trucks, whether motorised or not.
Large vehicles over 6m long, containers or other equipment, machinery or items are not Permitted Vehicles.
Allocated Parking Space
Refers to one of the spaces in the 'Visitor' Parking Areas which has been permanently allocated to a lot due to the restricted vehicular access of that lot . A Parking Agreement must be completed in order for the Community Association to assign exclusive rights to that space to the lot owners. Please see the Parking Agreement document or to allow access to their lot. Please refer to the Parking Guidelines for a list of Allocated Parking Spaces.
Hired Parking Space
Unallocated Parking Spaces can be hired by a person or entity for exclusive use during a limited term. This is required if you wish to park your vehicle in a parking space for more than 240 hours (10 days) per month.
Current hire rates are $70 per month with a 12-month contract, or $80 per month on a casual month-by-month basis.
To apply to hire a space complete the NEV Parking Hire Agreement and return to the Admin Officer jazz@nararaecovillage.com.
Signage
Allocated Parking Spaces and Hired Parking Spaces may be marked with a simple sign stating, “Reserved Parking for Lot XX”.
Remaining Unallocated Parking Spaces
Any defined parking space within a Visitor Parking Area which has not been designated an Allocated Parking Space or a Hired Parking Space is for visitor use only.
No Permitted Vehicles should be parked in Unallocated Parking Spaces on a regular or long-term basis as this will reduce the total parking spaces available to visitors and result in visitors resorting to parking illegally on common property or on the roads.
The Community Association Executive Committee has the right to charge a parking fee to anyone who parks a car in an UnallocatedMembers or lot occupiers who use a Visitor Parking Space for more than
240 hours (10 days
)per month
. The fee chargedwill be
equivalent to double the current feeasked to apply for a Hired Parking Space. The CA Executive expects owners to be considerate to the needs of the community and to comply with a request to hire a parking space or arrange to park the vehicle within their lot.
During events and Open Days, the CA reserves the right to designate Allocated and Unallocated car spaces for the use of visitors at the event.
Special Purpose Parking Spaces
Mobility impaired parking spaces – no spaces have been allocated as this stage. The following options have been considered:
The Community Association has determined to provide 2 disabled parking spots adjacent to the Admin building near the level toilet access.
Electric vehicle parking spaces – two car parking spaces on Balgara Rise and one in Boobok Rise have been designated as Electric Vehicle parking (and charging) spaces. Electrical Vehicles have priority. No vehicle may be parked in these spaces for more than 12 hours.can only be used for vehicle charging.
Car sharing scheme parking spaces –Applications for an Allocated car space will be considered on their merits.
Paperbark House – will be considered in the futuretwo spots only have been nominated next to Admin for its residents. One will be located in Bulgara Rise and one in Gugandi Road outside the admin building.
Customer parking spaces – currently the parking spaces on Gugandi Road and Balgara Rise adjacent to Lot 49 33 Gugandi Rd are available for business customers, visitors, NEV members and contractors. NEV members and contractors can apply to reserve a space for a parking fee.
Bicycle parking – bicycles including e-bikes and tricycles are to be parked in the bike racks provided or off the road and out of any pathway
Mobility scooter parking – will be considered in the future
Relevant By-Laws of the Community Management Statement (excerpt follows):10. THE COMMUNITY PARKING AREA
10.1 The Community Association will manage the Community Parking Area comprising part of Community Property.
10.2 The Community Association may make Rules about using the Community Parking Area that comprises part of Community Property. The Community Association may enter into agreements with third parties concerning the control, management and maintenance of the Community Parking Area.
11. VISITOR PARKING AREAS
11.1 The Community Association will manage Visitor Parking Areas comprising part of Community Property.
11.2 The Community Association may make Rules about using the Visitor Parking Areas that are part of Community Property. These Rules may include granting restricted use of parts of them. The Community Association may enter into agreements with third parties about the control, management and maintenance of the Visitor Parking Areas.
Annexure 1 – List of all parking spaces
Area
Adjacent to lots
Number of spaces in total
Number allocated to lot owners
Total available for visitors etc.
Comment
South Gugandi
2 to 6
16
1
Lot 6 requires a parking space and the remaining spaces dedicated solely to visitors. All other lot owners expected to have on-site parking.
South and East of the Admin Building
49
15
0
Reserved for businesses and their visitors. Some spaces may be designated as mobility impaired car park spaces.
Bldg 14
10
1
0
Reserved for visitors to the upper level of the Grafting Shed.
Gugandi
11 to 13
17
10
5 spaces dedicated to lots 10 to 14 plus 5 to lots 44 to 48.
Syncarpia
41
3
1
All lots on Syncarpia Crescent are expected to have on-site parking. One space is reserved for lot 43 and all other spaces are available for visitors.
North and Central Kintay
22, 23 and 27
12
0
All lots are expected to have on-site parking. All car park spaces are available for visitors.
South Kintay
7 and 49
4
4
All spaces dedicated to lower floor “A” cluster owners 1 to 4.
Cluster
36
10
10
All spaces dedicated to all 4 upper “A” as well as the 6 “B” cluster owners 9 to 14. Note that all “C” cluster units will have on-site parking.
Total unallocated parking spaces
52
Annexure 3: Community Plan showing the Community Parking Area and Visitor Parking Areas
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