Parking & driving

Vehicle registration (Gate Guard)

The society’s Gate Guard system operates the boom barrier at the gate. Only registered vehicles are let in automatically.

Every resident’s car and two-wheeler must be registered with Gate Guard through the society office.
Only one four-wheeler can be registered per parking allocation.
Renting a parking slot from another member: the car is registered against that member’s flat and parking. Submit a letter from the member to the office authorising the arrangement.
Tell the office when you sell or replace a vehicle, so the registration can be updated.

Park only in your allotted or rented slot.
Parking slots must not be used to store goods or for commercial activity.
No parking in common or unauthorised areas. A repeat violation draws a fine of Rs 500.
Residents must not park in guest parking.
Bicycles enter through Gate 1 only and must be parked in the cycle stand of your building.

Guest vehicles are let in after you approve on MyGate or the intercom.
Guests may park only in the designated guest parking, near Gate 2 or behind Building 5.
Parking in front of the buildings is not permitted.
If guest parking is full, you must arrange for your guests’ cars to be parked outside the society.
Guests may park free for up to 8 hours.
Overnight house guests: free for 3 nights. After that, Rs 500 per night, for up to 3 more nights. Please tell the office when overnight guests need parking.
If you are hosting a party, let security know in advance so they can manage guest parking.
When picking up or dropping off, stop at the building porch only long enough to get in or out. Do not park there or block access.

Your staff’s two-wheelers must be parked in your parking area, not in guest parking.

Delivery and service personnel park two-wheelers near Gate 1.
For larger deliveries, the vehicle may drive up to the building, then leave through Gate 2. It must not be left parked at the building entrance.

Speed limit: 10–20 km/h. Take special care around small children and senior citizens.
No honking except in an emergency.
One-way rules are strictly enforced by the guards.
Underage children must not ride or drive motorbikes, scooters or cars.