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Havering PCN - Code 622 - Parked with one or more wheels over footpath

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#1
Hi all,

Thank you in advance for any advice provide!

On the 9th February while taking my son to his Sunday league football match I received a PCN from Havering council with a  contravention code 622 Parked with one or more wheels on or over a footpath or any part of a road other than a carriageway (partly on footway) .

On the day in question when I arrived I found many cars parked with 2 wheels in the pavement and as I did not see any parking restrictions on the road I thought it wasn't going to be an issue (wrong I was).

GSV -
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Can someone please advice if:

1 - Is there any chance successfully appealing this PCN?
2 - Formally appeal and if offered the discount just pay it off?
3 - Take it as a lesson learned and just pay and move on?

Images:
PCN -> https://imgur.com/a/GueOu5D

NTO -> https://imgur.com/a/GRKNpRU

My pictures after seeing the pcn -> https://imgur.com/a/tWH7v9E
#2
Looking around on GSV, (which is not anywhere near up-to-date), shows signs for part-off-carriageway parking with text below "in marked bays only". This is the sign, if you approach on Oreston Road: -
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and this is the sign if you turn in from Upminster Road North: -
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You weren't in a marked bay from what I can see of your photos.  GSV does show some marked bays, but whether these are still visible, we can't tell from GSV.

You have a Notice to Owner. Did you not submit any informal reps to the PCN at all ?

If they don't re-offer the discount when rejecting formal reps it is then a total no-brainer to take them to London Tribunals.
#4
Looking around on GSV, (which is not anywhere near up-to-date), shows signs for part-off-carriageway parking with text below "in marked bays only". This is the sign, if you approach on Oreston Road: -
https://maps.app.goo.gl/MSW4suRhczU9EHQq6
and this is the sign if you turn in from Upminster Road North: -
https://maps.app.goo.gl/61TH8jj3Fbv9FR8i8
You weren't in a marked bay from what I can see of your photos.  GSV does show some marked bays, but whether these are still visible, we can't tell from GSV.

You have a Notice to Owner. Did you not submit any informal reps to the PCN at all ?

If they don't re-offer the discount when rejecting formal reps it is then a total no-brainer to take them to London Tribunals.

Unfortunately I missed the deadline whilst traveling and dealing with some personal issues.

Can you think of a good argument to file my formal reps? Thank you in advance
#5
Where there is permitted footway parking there's the usual possibility that footway parking ban has been disapplied by council resolution in the road.

Hi @stamfordman at the time I saw no parking restrictions on the street and nowhere near my car I saw a sign banning footway parking so it wasn't clear to me that this was not permitted as I saw other cars parked in the footway
Last Edit: March 25, 2025, 02:50:14 pm by oldnebraskan