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Last Updated: Jun
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We operate a strict
parking policy that all residents shall adhere to, as
part of their Lease. The Old Hospital is monitored by a
Parking Management Company called ‘UK Parking’ and CSMC
also monitors parking. Below are details of the Parking
Policy and also further information to help you with
offsite parking.
PARKING ELIGIBILITY
Each parking space within the Old Hospital complex is
owned by a specific Owner/ Landlord. Only Owners /
Landlords / Tenants / Residents who have an allocated
parking space or are authorised to use a space, are
entitled to park within the complex, and they should
only park in their allocated space.
RESIDENT PARKING PERMITS
Every owner of a parking space has been allocated 2
parking permits for 1 bay, which has the specific bay
number they own printed on it. A valid parking permit
must be displayed correctly on the vehicle windscreen at
all times when parked in the allocated parking bay. If
your main vehicle is not parked in its parking space, a
second permit can be used for an alternative vehicle,
e.g. for a visitor. Please note that you may only have
one vehicle parked in your designated bay at any one
time, as per the terms of the Landlord Lease Agreement.
The additional permit cannot be placed into another
vehicle which is parked on the kerb or in any other
space or on the roadway – if anyone is found to be doing
this you will receive a parking ticket.
CONDITIONS FOR RESIDENT PERMIT DISPLAY
The permit must be secured to the vehicle front
windscreen (peel off backing with adhesive front)
All details must be clearly visible
Failure to do so shall result in the vehicle being
issued with a parking charge
Photocopied permits shall be deemed invalid
· For replacement permits (last
resort/emergency) contact CSMC Ltd on Email: office@theoldhospitalmaidstone.co.uk
or Tel: 01622 616181
GRACE PERIOD, CONTRACTOR, REMOVAL VEHICLES, DELIVERY
VEHICLES
Naturally, all residents may from time to time require
vehicles to visit the site, e.g. pick up/ drop off, a
delivery you are expecting, a contractor carrying out
work or a removal vehicle if moving in/out. There will
be a 30 minute window for free parking in an area that
is not in a designated bay, i.e. in a suitable part of
the roadway, not in front of an undercroft or a resident
balcony or window. Should you need a pass for a vehicle
to stay longer than 30 minutes, please email: office@theoldhospitalmaidstone.co.uk
or send us a letter requesting a parking permit for the
date required or telephone us on 01622 616181,
specifying the reason for the request and the
approximate arrival time and length of time the vehicle
will be on site. Please provide at least 72 hours’
notice. We will advise how this pass is to be used, if
your application is successful.
SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES – DOCTOR / NURSE / CARER VISITS –
VISITOR PERMIT REQUEST
For those residents that require regular
doctor/nurse/carer visits, please provide details of the
surgery practice or the carer company or relevant
information to CSMC by email: office@theoldhospitalmaidstone.co.uk with
subject header ‘PARKING’ and your FLAT NUMBER/NAME or
telephone us on 01622 616181 or send us a letter (see
postal address below). If you require a
doctor/nurse/carer to be parking on site on a regular
basis, there will be an annual £40 charge for a
healthcare visitor permit to be used for this purpose
only. If any visitor is found to be parking on site for
any other reason than to visit the resident they are
caring for, permission to park on site will be revoked
and they may receive a parking ticket.
UNAUTHORISED PARKING
Unauthorised parking includes:
· A vehicle with no valid resident permit for a
bay
· Using the two resident permits allocated to
one bay number in two different parking spaces
· Using the two resident permits with one
vehicle in a parking space and another on the roadway
· Parking two vehicles in one space without
authority and parking any vehicle by Nolan’s statue
If you are seen to be in breach of the parking
regulations then you will be issued a fine by UK
Parking. If unauthorised parking is seen to continue,
then legal action may be taken in breach of the Property
Lease.
PERMITS TO TENANTS - LANDLORD RESPONSIBILITY & PERMITS
TO NEW OWNERS
If the Landlord owns a parking space which is given over
to a tenant, it is the Landlord's responsibility
to control the distribution of the parking permits, for
example when a tenant moves in or out, and if a letting
agent is managing the property on the Landlord’s behalf.
Please ensure that the 2 allocated permits are logged on
the Inventory/Schedule of Contents. Similarly, if you
are selling your property, please make sure to pass on
the 2 resident permits to the new owner.
LOST OR REPLACEMENT PERMIT(S)
The new issue of permits in May 2016 have been specially
printed by UK Parking. If you have lost or need a
replacement permit, then this will involve lead time for
CSMC to arrange for new permits. We request that you
only ask for a replacement permit in the case of last
resort/ emergency. The current cost of a replacement
permit is £10.00 plus any special postage costs. Please
take every care not to loose your allocated permits.
REPORTING UNAUTHORISED PARKING
Whilst the parking is monitored regularly by both UK
Parking and CSMC, it is not possible for the parking to
be monitored 24 hours a day. If you notice any
unauthorised parking or if another vehicle is parked in
your bay, please note the vehicle colour/
make/(model)/registration and where the vehicle is
parked, and if possible take a photo that clearly shows
the registration number of the vehicle and send this to
office@theoldhospitalmaidstone.co.uk. This will then be
forwarded to UK Parking, requesting they send a warden
to ticket the vehicle as soon as possible.
UK PARKING – PARKING
FINES
UK Parking is an authorised, independent company who
monitor the parking at the Old Hospital. They have the
authority to issue tickets / fines to anyone who is
violating the parking rules.
Please note that CSMC have no control over UK Parking to
waiver any parking fines, and therefore, any appeals
would need to be made directly to UK Parking.
OFFSITE PARKING – MAIDSTONE TOWN CENTRE
For residents who do not have a parking space or for
residents who have more than one vehicle, there are many
alternative places to park in and around Maidstone town
centre. Some road parking operated by Maidstone Borough
Council is free in the evenings (after business hours)
until 8am the next day and all day on Sundays or Bank
Holidays until 8am the next day (eg Church Street, Union
Street).
Maidstone Borough Council has comprehensive details of
pay and display short and long term car parks.
The nearest and cheapest Long Stay Car Park is Union
Street West.
Please visit http://www.maidstone.gov.uk/residents/parking-and-streets
for more information on all short and long stay car
parking operated by the Council.
The car park opposite the back of Marks & Spencer is a
pay and display privately operated car park and not run
by the Council.
There are also some lock-up garages available in
Maidstone, for example on Union Street. These are
usually let through local letting agents.
N4 RESIDENT PERMITS
N4 Resident Permits are operated by Maidstone Borough
Council. Unfortunately, Old Hospital Residents are not
entitled to these.
Thank you for abiding by the Parking Policy at the Old
Hospital Maidstone
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