I was parked in a space with diagonal white lines. However, there are no signs indicating it is a tow away zone and the towing signs at the entrance of the apartment complex only indicate where visitors should park. They state nothing about designated parking areas. The space is not impeding traffic, is not near a fire hydrant, is not over a fire line, and is not adjacent to a handicap space. I believe the lines are there to allow employees to get into a storage structure next to the space, however it is unused and has been empty for the last 9 months. I was only parked there for 4 hours and was not given any notice from the apartment complex. (the reason I parked there is because the nearest spot to my apartment at night is a mile away, due to inadequate parking spaces for residents). Is this enough to file a hearing with the justice of the peace?
ADD: The lease agreement I signed with my apartment does not mention designated or restricted parking areas. I also doubt the apartment complex called about me parking there as it was 2 am on labor day
ADD: The lease agreement I signed with my apartment does not mention designated or restricted parking areas. I also doubt the apartment complex called about me parking there as it was 2 am on labor day