Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about King & Queen Apartments, being a resident, and renting, in general.

Parking
Yes. Temporary Parking Passes (“TPPs”) are available for residents who need temporary access to the parking lot while moving into or out of the community.
Because parking is limited, the parking lot is reserved for residents and approved temporary moving use only. Unauthorized parking by non-residents, visitors, or patrons of nearby businesses may result in towing. All moving vehicles, moving trucks, trailers, storage containers (such as P.O.D.S.®), and similar equipment must receive prior approval from Management.
Temporary Parking Pass Guidelines
- TPP requests must be submitted to Management in advance through the rmResident App or resident portal during normal business hours (Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, excluding holidays).
- Residents moving into the community should arrange their TPP before arrival so the pass can be placed in the apartment prior to move-in.
- Temporary parking is permitted only for moving-related activities.
- Passes are valid for one (1) day only, between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
- Moving vehicles and containers may not block access to parking spaces, drive lanes, sidewalks, or building entrances.
- A copy of the vehicle registration must be provided before a pass will be issued.
- The temporary parking pass fee is $20.
Temporary parking approval applies to moving trucks, trailers, personal vehicles used for moving, and storage containers.
Additional public street parking is often available on Scotland Street across from the property, subject to availability and local regulations.
For complete parking rules and regulations, please refer to the Resident Handbook & Rules and Regulations.
The parking lot is reserved for tenant use only. Each apartment is permitted to have no more than one (1) vehicle.
If a tenant wishes to park a vehicle in the parking lot, the tenant must register the vehicle with Management and provide the Management with a copy of the vehicle registration of the vehicle that will be parked in the parking lot.
For more information about parking and parking decals, please refer the Lease Forms.
