LONDON YARD

LONDON YARD

PARKING PERMIT SCHEME

In order to protect the interests of London Yard residents from the parking facilities of London Yard being used by outsiders, the Board of the London Yard Management Company introduced a parking permit scheme.

Any vehicle parked on the London Yard estate, which includes Amsterdam Road, Rotterdam Drive, Rembrandt Close and Leerdam Drive, not displaying a Resident Parking Permit or a Visitor Parking Permit will be clamped and subject to a £40 release fee.

Customers of the business premises and restaurant will be able to park for up to 3 hours without a permit at designated areas in front of the shops on Amsterdam Road and in the car park immediately in front of the restaurant.

Parking Permits, both Resident and Visitor, can be obtained from the Managing Agents, by completing an application form (one form per vehicle) and attaching proof of vehicle ownership and residence (photocopies only, please). Applications for Permits can also be made on the web site www.londonyard.com by clicking on the “P” icon at the Home Page. Visitor Permit applications should attach proof of residence only. Visitor Permits are restricted to two per household.

Permits will be delivered to your property by London Yard staff. Under no circumstances will permits be posted to an address not part of the London Yard development. This is to ensure that the applicant is a resident. Property owners or leaseholders who rent out their property should, when visiting their property, obtain a Visitor Permit from their tenant or take advantage of the “3 hour” parking in front of the business premises or restaurant in Amsterdam Road.

Permits are free of charge.

The parking scheme is enforced 24 hours per day, seven days per week.

Note:

London Borough of Tower Hamlets Parking Permits are not valid on the London Yard development.

London Yard Parking Permits are not valid on roads off the development.

LONDON YARD PARKING SCHEME

PARKING PERMITS

CONDITIONS OF ISSUE

1. Vehicles belonging to residents, or their visitors, must display a valid parking permit in order to park on the London Yard estate.

2. Failure to display a valid permit, or parking outside the designated parking areas, will result in the vehicle being clamped and a fee (the amount of which will be determined from time to time by the Management Company) will be charged prior to the release of the vehicle.

3. Resident parking permits are only valid on the vehicle for which it was issued.

4. Parking permits are valid for designated parking areas on the London Yard estate only. Parking in undesignated areas such as outside flat blocks or on pavements will result in the vehicle being clamped or removed. A plan of the designated parking areas is available on request.

5. Residents and Leaseholders/Freeholders are qualified to receive parking permits providing that they continue to reside on the London Yard estate and provide proof of their qualification and agree to the conditions of the scheme.

6. The Management Company can specify the production of any proof of residence or vehicle ownership that it may, from time to time, determine prior to the issue of parking permits.

7. The Management Company reserves the right to cancel a parking permit at any time.

8. The Management Company reserves the right to change the location and number of designated parking areas on the London Yard estate.

9. The Management Company accepts no responsibility for damage or loss of, or from, any vehicle whilst on the London Yard estate.

10. The Management Company reserves the right to remove, at the vehicle owners expense, any vehicle which it deems to be contravening the conditions of the London Yard Parking Scheme.

11. Parking Permits, both Resident and Visitor, are deemed to be cancelled when the person to whom it is issued ceases to be qualified to hold a permit or when the date of expiry entered on the permit is past.

London Yard Management Company Limited

December 1997