Know where there’s room, space by space.
The owner, the stores, and the residents all ask how full the lot is. Cameras on its light poles see which spaces are taken, so you already know.
Full, or does it just feel full?
The rows by the doors fill first. From your desk, you see which spaces are still open, so when a store calls, you can tell them where the room is.
Shoppers check before they drive over.
A page on their phone shows each open space, with accessible spaces counted on their own, so shoppers can head for the room instead of circling.
The camera sees spaces, never plates.
When a resident asks what the cameras on the poles are for, the answer is short: they mark each space taken or open, and read no plates.
No garage space given out twice.
Two residents both think B-05 is theirs, and one calls the office. Parkva Permit tracks who has each garage space and which are free to give out, and residents pick from those.
Spaces
80 total·7271 assigned·56 open·2 reserved·1 out of service
| Zone | Space | Status | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resident Garage | B-01ADA | Reserved | |
| Resident Garage | B-02 | Assigned | 204 |
| Resident Garage | B-03 | Assigned | 311 |
| Resident Garage | B-04 | Out of serviceBack in service on its own | |
| Resident Garage | B-05 | Assigned | 118 |
| Resident Garage | B-06 | Assigned | 407 |
| Resident Garage | B-07 | Open | |
| Resident Garage | B-08 | AssignedOpen | 212 |
Start with the question you hear most.
Parkva Flow answers “is the lot full?” with cameras and the page shoppers see. Parkva Permit answers “whose garage space is this?” Each works on its own, so start with the one you’re asked most.