Can anything be done to keep cars from being parked on the street?

The GVRCA governing docs do not preclude homeowners from parking on the street under the “master” docs. Some of the gated sub-associations have more stringent rules and do not allow street parking altogether. Gated communities have private streets. Street parking in non-gated communities that have public streets has been an issue in many associations in Nevada. In NRS116, a law went into effect in 2005 (NRS116.350) regarding street parking within associations on public streets. Associations with public streets cannot enforce the ‘no street parking’ rule. In GVR, the master governing documents do not specifically prohibit on-street parking. Non-gated communities within Green Valley Ranch are public streets in which vehicles can park. Additionally, as long as a vehicle is parked properly on the street, they may park in front of their home or any other home. The Master Association does however inspect once a month and as needed enforcing what the documents do prohibit, which are for commercial vehicles, recreational vehicles, those blocking driveways, fire hydrants, in red zones, inoperable or ones that are creating a safety or hazard issue, etc. If you have a commercial vehicle that you use for your daily transportation, it must be parked in the garage unless the commercial advertising is of a magnetic plate adhered to the vehicle and it can be removed or otherwise hidden. If a vehicle does not fall under any of these categories, we cannot issue a violation notice under the law. (Reference CC&Rs Article 3.12.6)