The community typically addresses residents who consistently violate the visitor parking policy through a series of steps:
1. Warning: The community management initially issues a warning to the resident who violates the visitor parking policy. This serves as a reminder and an opportunity for the resident to correct their behavior.
2. Fines: If the resident continues to violate the policy despite the warning, fines may be imposed. The fines can progressively increase for repeat offenders, and the resident may receive a fine each time they violate the policy.
3. Towing: In severe cases or after repeated violations, the community may resort to towing the vehicle of the resident. This action is usually taken as a last resort when other measures have failed.
4. Suspension of parking privileges: The community may suspend the parking privileges of the resident if they continue to violate the policy. This means they may be prohibited from using visitor parking altogether or face the loss of their own assigned parking spot.
5. Legal action: In extreme cases, the community might take legal action against the resident, seeking further recourse or compensation for the inconvenience caused by their persistent violation of the visitor parking policy.
It's important to note that the specific actions taken can vary depending on the community's policies, governing documents, and local regulations.
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