Parking Committee

Forest Hills Gardens is a private community. These regulations govern parking in Forest Hills Gardens. Commercial Businesses are strongly urged to notify their patrons about the Parking Control Program. Extra copies of these regulations are available in the FHGC office.

Who is permitted to park on our streets?

The following vehicles may park on our streets with a current FHGC Parking decal or a properly executed parking pass or note.

  • Owners of homes, land, or cooperative apartments, including resident members of their immediate families.
  • Tenants in private houses and apartments, including resident members of their immediate families.
  • Guest of residents while they are visiting.
  • Customers or clients of commercial or professional establishments within the Gardens while at the establishment.  These vehicles require a "Commercial Parking Pass" authorized by the FHGC and supplied to the customer by the commercial establishment. If you would like to purchase a "Commercial Parking Pass" please click here.
  • Congregants of churches located within the Gardens during hours of worship or functions.
  • Contractors, service organizations or individuals while performing services for residents or establishments within.

Any vehicle parked on Forest Hills Gardens streets must be identified either by a valid parking decal or by a properly worded note. Any vehicle that lacks proper identification is subject to booting and/or towing.

All vehicles, including those with valid decals or proper Resident/Visitor’s identification notes, must observe the red and white “No Parking” signs. Any vehicle parked in a “No Parking” area, curb plot, crosswalk, or any other improper place is subject to booting and/or towing. Station Square is a No Parking/No Tolerance Zone. Occasionally, temporary “No Parking” zone will be created on the property for, e.g. Tree Trimming, Stadium Concert, Road or Sidewalk Work, etc. Vehicles that ignore these temporary “No Parking” zones will be subject to booting and/or towing at the owner’s expense.

Anyone interfering with the administration of the Parking Control Program or those who disregard the rules of the Parking Control Program are subject to suspension and/or revocation of their parking privileges and of guest parking privileges.

The number of the Booting agent is: 718-575-1717.

What are the penalties for failure to display a parking decal or identification note?

Consequences may include booting or towing of the vehicles. 

My car was booted. What do I do?

Follow instructions on the document placed on the windshield by the booting company. You must pay the fine before the boot will be removed. If you feel your car was unfairly booted, the process for appealing the decision is explained on the receipt provided by the booting contractor. 

I believe my/my visitor’s car was unfairly booted. What should I do?

Once you pay the fine to have the car unbooted, you may then appeal the fine using the following form: