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#18
The date of the NTO pl;

Also, how did you submit the formal reps?

I just want to check that you did not submit them late, which could mean they were disregarded. (you appear to have calculated 31 March and I cannot access the PCN or NTO to look at the authority's website.

Also, reps sent via email - thank you.
#20
Date of NTO, not date received.

Thurs. 27 Feb.
Fri. 28 Feb.
Sat. 1 March.
Sun. 2 March
Mon. 3 March.

If dated 27th or earlier, then you were late. If dated 28th then you were in time.

Let's at least find out the basics.

Hello, NTO is dated 3rd March - it was sent via email too on this date and also received in the mail in paper a few days later (around 5th - 6th March).
#22
Then your email reps were in time...assuming email is permitted and reps comply with instructions as to their form..we can't see, they've not been posted.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/d9vvu7dan61cs4oywxin9/AKtW0pyZnAo4tnX29kQIqZw?rlkey=74nw0nh6l736zoylccv0f7z0q&dl=0

Hello - it seems my original link with all documents in has expired.

Please see here for

-Informal challenge (22nd Jan 25)
-Rejection of informal challenge (29th Jan 25)
-Notice to Owner (3rd March 25)
-Response to Notice to Owner (31st March 25).

Thanks.
#23
I'd email them.

PCN ********

I refer to the above, your Notice to Owner dated 3 March and my emailed formal representations dated and sent on 31 March.

By virtue of the authority having failed to comply with regulation 6(7) of the Appeals Regulations(to serve notice of their decision within the 56-day period - at the date of writing 59 days have elapsed) then regulation 6(7)(b) applies, as follows:


(7) If the enforcement authority fails to comply with the requirements specified in paragraph (4) within the 56-day period—

(a)it is deemed for the purposes of these Regulations to have accepted the representations made by the recipient, and

(b)it must—

(i)cancel the relevant enforcement notice,

(ii)refund any sum paid in relation to it, and

(iii)serve a notice on the recipient informing the recipient that the enforcement notice has been cancelled because the enforcement authority failed to serve a decision notice in accordance with paragraph (4)(b).


Yours,.....
#24
I'd email them.

PCN ********

I refer to the above, your Notice to Owner dated 3 March and my emailed formal representations dated and sent on 31 March.

By virtue of the authority having failed to comply with regulation 6(7) of the Appeals Regulations(to serve notice of their decision within the 56-day period - at the date of writing 59 days have elapsed) then regulation 6(7)(b) applies, as follows:


(7) If the enforcement authority fails to comply with the requirements specified in paragraph (4) within the 56-day period—

(a)it is deemed for the purposes of these Regulations to have accepted the representations made by the recipient, and

(b)it must—

(i)cancel the relevant enforcement notice,

(ii)refund any sum paid in relation to it, and

(iii)serve a notice on the recipient informing the recipient that the enforcement notice has been cancelled because the enforcement authority failed to serve a decision notice in accordance with paragraph (4)(b).


Yours,.....

Done, thank you HC Anderson.
#25
I'd email them.

PCN ********

I refer to the above, your Notice to Owner dated 3 March and my emailed formal representations dated and sent on 31 March.

By virtue of the authority having failed to comply with regulation 6(7) of the Appeals Regulations(to serve notice of their decision within the 56-day period - at the date of writing 59 days have elapsed) then regulation 6(7)(b) applies, as follows:


(7) If the enforcement authority fails to comply with the requirements specified in paragraph (4) within the 56-day period—

(a)it is deemed for the purposes of these Regulations to have accepted the representations made by the recipient, and

(b)it must—

(i)cancel the relevant enforcement notice,

(ii)refund any sum paid in relation to it, and

(iii)serve a notice on the recipient informing the recipient that the enforcement notice has been cancelled because the enforcement authority failed to serve a decision notice in accordance with paragraph (4)(b).


Yours,.....

Done, thank you HC Anderson.

Also - is there any way I can thank the site by way of donation for the assistance it has given me? Perhaps something towards the running costs etc?

I saw when researching this PCN an option to donate to a local hospice, also happy to donate here in the website's name, if that is the preferred way.

Thank you all for your patience and assistance.
#26
The site needs funds, so pl don't let my next comment deter you.

But, you're simply following a process...and it might happen that they could prove they issued a written notice within the timeframe.

You not receiving is not 100% proof that something wasn't sent, although their website PCN history would not appear to support this.

But the burden has now shifted to them!