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Totally disgusting response to appeal from local council
as regards appeal against PCN and their warden's behaviour.
Guy got into an argument with one of my customers who
complained independently about him - as did a total stranger
who stopped to watch the argument and commented on the
"disgraceful" way the warden was talking to my cusomer.
The ticket was on my car, outside my shop. I appealed
on the grounds that I had recently had a stroke and had
been feeling unwell when the traffic warden appeared. I
had been discussing how best to get myself home when the
guy appeared. He was told this and could only comment
"Well, she managed to drive here" before slapping a ticket
on my car.
The response of the local authority did not address the
disruption to my trade, the altercation with my customer
or my comments about the warden's behaviour. It merely
stated that ther was a notice giving me 30 minutes to park
in the bay and there was a 10 minute overstay.
Basically, the authority condoned the warden's behaviour
by failing to address the main part of my complaint.
My question though is to do with the road markings. #Bollards
separate the pavement from what is really an apology for
a pedestrianised area. There are no bay highway markings,
leading me to believe that the parking areas the authority
refer to are not highway at all.
If the land is not highway or taxpayers'/council land,
how do I set about checking this before taking the council
to task further? Can anyone advise?
as regards appeal against PCN and their warden's behaviour.
Guy got into an argument with one of my customers who
complained independently about him - as did a total stranger
who stopped to watch the argument and commented on the
"disgraceful" way the warden was talking to my cusomer.
The ticket was on my car, outside my shop. I appealed
on the grounds that I had recently had a stroke and had
been feeling unwell when the traffic warden appeared. I
had been discussing how best to get myself home when the
guy appeared. He was told this and could only comment
"Well, she managed to drive here" before slapping a ticket
on my car.
The response of the local authority did not address the
disruption to my trade, the altercation with my customer
or my comments about the warden's behaviour. It merely
stated that ther was a notice giving me 30 minutes to park
in the bay and there was a 10 minute overstay.
Basically, the authority condoned the warden's behaviour
by failing to address the main part of my complaint.
My question though is to do with the road markings. #Bollards
separate the pavement from what is really an apology for
a pedestrianised area. There are no bay highway markings,
leading me to believe that the parking areas the authority
refer to are not highway at all.
If the land is not highway or taxpayers'/council land,
how do I set about checking this before taking the council
to task further? Can anyone advise?
