The short answer

Give the location, space identifier and permitted use from the agreement. A vague “park out back” creates avoidable confusion.

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Use a small property-specific guide

Include a simple description or accurate map of the assigned space, visitor arrangements and who to contact about an obstruction. Separate ordinary guidance from towing or enforcement notices, which require their own local review.

W3C recommends meaningful text alternatives when images communicate information. [1]

If your map labels space B, the text should explain where B is too. Do not publish a tenant’s name or vehicle details on a general website. Recheck the guide after restriping or changing assignments.

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  1. Writing for Web Accessibility — W3C WAISupports the attributed passage: W3C recommends meaningful text alternatives when images communicate information. The practical workflow and labeled examples are the publication’s own applications, not source-reported cases. Source checked Sep 8, 2026.

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