What is the legal definition of a deeded parking spot?

Answer 1

A deeded parking spot (or space) is a piece of private property, with location/identification and dimensions as defined in the deed, with enough area (and height) to park one or more vehicles, and usually containing access to and from the space and the right to park one or more vehicles in the defined space, and the right to have trespassers on these rights excluded or removed or both. As a property owner the deeded parking owner pays property taxes. The deed may also include other rights or restrictions, such as requiring ownership of a unit in an particular building, or interpreting local zoning code to prohibit abandoned vehicles or other debris from being stored in the space (making it enforceable by others in the parking area, in addition to the local authorities). Some deeded parking spots may also restrict the type of vehicle (no trucks, boats or RVs), coordination of maintenance with adjacent owners, and may require right of first refusal to go to an association or other entity if the deeded owner decides to sell (thus keeping ownership of the spaces within the local community).