One queue, in order, with offers that expire.
Every full building has a waiting list. The question is whether it is a list anybody can see, in an order anybody can defend — or a note in somebody’s inbox.
Position, and what they asked for
Somebody joins the list for a kind of space, not just “a space”. When one frees up, the offer goes to the right person rather than the loudest one.
- An offer with a deadline, after which the queue moves on.
- Visible to the resident, so “where am I on the list” is not a phone call.
- In the record, which is what a board needs when somebody says they were skipped.
Questions about waitlist.
Can somebody hold a place while they decide?
Only until the offer expires. That is the whole reason offers expire: a held space that nobody has accepted is a space earning nothing.
Can we run separate lists for different space types?
The request carries the type, so one list answers as several without being several lists to keep in step.
The rest of it.
Digital permits
A permit on a phone, checked from a plate or a code in about three seconds.
How it worksGuest passes
Residents request, you approve or decline, and the pass prices itself by the day, week or month.
How it worksEnforcement
Warnings, citations and disputes, with a photograph and a grace period stamped at the moment of observation.
How it worksOne plan, per space, per month.
Everything on this page is included. Describe your lot and see the number for your own building.