WOULD YOU PARK HERE? SITE PLAN FEEDBACK NEEDED.

What I am suggesting, is when they sign up to park there at your lot and they provide their contact information, they are giving you presumably their cell phone number. So, you input into your handy security gate system the phone number of that person, and you assign their four digit code, to that specific number. You give them the number to text to enter and exit, they save it to their phone or wherever they want to save it so they have it. And each time they have to enter the gate or exit, they text the code, or hell, it could even just be a word "open", from their specific number you registered with your gating system, and voila, the gate opens. I am not sure what a setup like this might cost, but I know it has to be out there.

 

Honestly that is all I got at the moment. But if something else comes to mind I can pass it on. It could also negate the theft issue. If everyone has to text from their specific phone number, the word open or a code you gave them, to the number that operates the gate, if you have it set to log each each time it opens you will have a log of every person who has entered. Complete with the date, time, etc. Other than that, I would only at the moment suggest really that you have an attorney draft your lease contract. Or at least have an attorney review one you draft.

 

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You're welcome. I think its fine the way it is. If you did flip the blindspots instead of being like this \ / with respect to the middle row, it would then be / . So, it might take away some spots, you'd have to use your CAD or whatever you used to make the lay out and just flip it and see how it looks to you. If you want to keep the middle row looking like a "V", you're going to have blindspot parking. It's inevitable. The amount of blindside spots you have isn't really that many. Unless you wanted to shorten the aisle width some and make those all sight side parking in the middle, where they are just -- to -- rather than angled.

 

The way you have it set up presently, its the left side of the middle row. Laid out like it is right now, those are the blind spots. There is no way for a driver to get into say the only spot that isn't filled with a truck that isn't on the end of the row, no matter which way he comes in and goes around the lot to get into that spot without backing to his blind side. In other words, he can't do like the other person said and just look out the driver window.