Parking at Kung Fu Class

There is plenty of parking available in the Kwoon parking lot and on the street in front of our building for every class. If you are parking in our parking lot, it is important that you only park in designated parking stalls - even if you are only picking someone up. These designated stalls are all facing north perpendicular to the street. 

For everyone’s safety and to prevent making it difficult to back out of the designated parking area, there is absolutely NO PARKING along the curb directly against either building - especially in front of the law offices. 

We appreciate everyone’s cooperation in helping us maintain a positive relationship with the other businesses within our condo association while maximizing the safety of everyone who must traverse our parking lot.

Children's Class Turnover Procedure

To further address the safety issue being generated when people improperly park their vehicles in our parking lot, we are going to implement a new method for releasing our younger students from their kung fu class.

Effective immediately we are going to hold the children in the Kwoon until their parent, or designated driver, arrives to escort them safely through the parking lot to their properly parked vehicle. The specifics of this procedure is as follows:

• When our Lil Leopards, Tiny Tigers, or Young Dragons finish their class, they will put on their jackets and footwear and then have a seat on the bench inside. 

• As students are arriving for the next class they will enter the Kwoon through the main west door on the north side. 

• Students leaving the Kwoon will leave through the door directly adjacent to the main west entrance  only when their parent/driver is present and able to escort them safely to their vehicle. 

To ensure maximum visibility and safety, no child will be leaving the Kwoon if there is anyone improperly parked in the parking lot. We will do our best to monitor that situation but we would also appreciate if everyone can contribute to the policing of the parking lot by politely and respectfully reminding each other where the designated parking areas are located.

This new procedure should improve the safety and efficiency of navigating the parking lot. We appreciate everyone’s support with this new approach.