not enough parking

Are you looking for the city to pay owners due to the city having allowed overbuilding? Not going to happen.

Dead end.

Same boat here in Manchester NH.
2 parking (permit only) Spaces per unit.
All others must park on street(one side only) which is usually filled to capacity.
During snow emergencies cars must be moved from street to designated parking lots by the city well away from the condo community.
Towing is Heavily enforced by the city for the streets and the lots by the tow company we hire for un permitted cars in the lots.

Developers NEVER provide enough room for parking - it's not always that they don't think of doing it, it's that building houses is what they do - why leave extra room for a car or truck, when you can use all of that space to squeeze a few more houses on the land?

You also forget how times have changed. 30 years ago, cars were a little smaller, most folks only had 1 or 2 cars, and not all of them were minivans, trucks or SUVs. Today, you have households like one of my co-workers: she and her husband each have a car. She has a company car, as does her son who also works for us, plus his own car and his sister's car. They have a 2 car garage with a driveway, so there's a fair amount of musical chairs with cars. It's not so bad when the daughter's at college, but spring break is coming, so...In case you weren't keeping track, that's six cars for one household. Multiply that by four or five houses in a cul-de-sac, all with teenagers or young adults and maybe Grandma, and you see the problem explode.

So yes, it's more common than you think. No, the developer isn't going to come back and fix this - how do you suggest that happen when you have X amount of land to work with and most of it's been developeed? Ultimately, people will have to do a little more thinking about the cars they have and where to store them - that may mean moving to a condo may not be a good idea.

Every Condo website I've looked at, parking seems to be the biggest problem. Wouldn't you think after so many years of parking problems at Condos, the developers would improve the parking situation. Don't answer that, cause I know what the answer will be.

I didn't forget how times have changed 30 years ago about car size. Believe me, I wanted to use that reason so many times that cars were smaller 30 years ago, but I couldn't. Because my parents owned a van and a big station wagon, which are probably longer than most of the vehicles today.

what I'm peeved about the most is City banning cars from the other 2 streets that once was allowed for parking.

David, in our metro area outside DC, town home and single family home garages are getting smaller and street parking is getting tighter. The reason is houses are getting bigger due to market demand and desired profit and return on investment.

County governments are basing their strategic planning on assumptions related to future improved public transport networks, more biking, and more remote work from home. Hence smaller parking requirements per development.

Our county zoning regulations found on line identify the required minimum parking space per unit. Builders do not add more as it does not add profit.