Vehicles & Parking

Like most town home communities, Wexford does not have an overabundance of parking spaces. Town home communities are medium density communities that do not afford large lots that allow for multiple vehicles, in contrast to many single family subdivisions. Neighbors must be respectful of other residents’ assigned spaces and to visitors who may come to our community and not park in any space other than those assigned to them. Every town home in the Wexford Conservancy that does not have a driveway and garage has been assigned two parking spaces with a marking on the curb representing the lot number. If you are a resident in a town home with assigned parking spaces, you must park your vehicles only in your designated parking spaces with your corresponding lot number. Those owners with garage units are to park their vehicles either in their driveway or inside their garage, not in the Visitor spaces.

IMPORTANT – Parking is considered “Common Area” and is owned by the Association, not the individual home owner. Parking spaces are not included as part of the deed for any individual lot and therefore not owned exclusively by any home owner. One function of the Association is to assign parking spaces for owners’ use. Under authority granted by Wexford’s Governing Documents and the Virginia Property Owner’s Act, an owner’s use of those assigned parking spaces and any other parking within the community may be revoked. When parking privileges have been revoked, the owner and any resident, tenant, or visitor also has their access to any parking area in the community revoked. Once the owner has been notified, any vehicle associated with the lot for which parking privileges have been revoked can be towed without any further notice and at the expense of the owner of the vehicle during the time period that the parking privileges have been revoked.