Re: Parking Eye
Hi Ben,
Mystery 1 is the best person to advise you on how to deal with Parking Eye. What you need from the local authority that covers the area in which the car park is situated is a written statement - a letter is sufficient - confirming the following -
a. who owns the piece of land being used as a car park;
b. whether whoever owns that land has planning permission to use it as a car park;
c. whether Parking Eye has planning permission to operate the piece of land as a car park;
d. whether Parking has planning permission to erect signs and ANPR cameras at the piece of land;
e. at what point an offence is committed under the Town and Country Planning Act.
The above is very important as I have a sneaking suspicion the local authority will confirm PE is operating illegally from the site in question and, under such circumstances, any parking fees would be unenforceable. Notwithstanding, no-one can enter into a contract that allows either or both parties to the contract to do anything that is unlawful or illegal.
Originally posted by xxbenjam
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Mystery 1 is the best person to advise you on how to deal with Parking Eye. What you need from the local authority that covers the area in which the car park is situated is a written statement - a letter is sufficient - confirming the following -
a. who owns the piece of land being used as a car park;
b. whether whoever owns that land has planning permission to use it as a car park;
c. whether Parking Eye has planning permission to operate the piece of land as a car park;
d. whether Parking has planning permission to erect signs and ANPR cameras at the piece of land;
e. at what point an offence is committed under the Town and Country Planning Act.
The above is very important as I have a sneaking suspicion the local authority will confirm PE is operating illegally from the site in question and, under such circumstances, any parking fees would be unenforceable. Notwithstanding, no-one can enter into a contract that allows either or both parties to the contract to do anything that is unlawful or illegal.
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