QUESTION
Can landlord take away designated parking without notice?
Asked on Sep 13th, 2024 on Landlord and Tenant Law - Florida
More details to this question:
Our landlord has recently repaved the parking lot and without notice ask us to move all of our cars for two days, which caused a huge issue with a lot of the handicap people and many cars had to be towed because We didn’t have enough notice. After the parking lots were finished the tenants noticed that the designated parking spaces No longer had numbers on them, which caused everyone to lose the parking space. We were all guaranteed one designated and one guest space when signing the lease since I am handicapped this is also an issue Since I cannot walk to my door safely from a distance.
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Unless the deisgnated parking is written in the lease, you likely have no right to it. That said, if you are legally disabled you might retain a lawyer to do an ADA reasonable accommodation demand to designate a spot for you to park at or to place ADA parking closer to your residence. YOu might seek out legal aid to assist if you are eligible.
Answered on Sep 19th, 2024 at 10:13 AM
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