Author Topic: North Ayrshire - Code 87 - disabled bay PNC  (Read 45164 times)

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Re: North Ayrshire - Code 87 - disabled bay PNC
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By way of example, what makes you think you were in a council-run car park as opposed to private?

The ONLY clue is the small logo and words North Ayrshire Council squirrelled away at the top left of the sign.

Why do you think the 'disabled' sign has any unique application as regards the law, every private car park in the land uses them? 

On which point, there is a binding Code of Practice for private operators which goes on at length and in detail about entrance signs etc. and bringing to a motorist's attention the conditions of use which apply and the sanctions available to the operator for breaches.

I am not aware of any adjudicator or tribunal which applies lower standards to councils when, in effect, they're operating as simple car park operators NB. which is why VAT is chargeable in all off-street car parks whether private or council because they are not exercising a statutory duty.

Re: North Ayrshire - Code 87 - disabled bay PNC
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I am now confused, so what approach do I take in terms of going forward?

Re: North Ayrshire - Code 87 - disabled bay PNC
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Are you the registered keeper of the vehicle with current DVLA details?

If so, IMO wait for the NTO.

Re: North Ayrshire - Code 87 - disabled bay PNC
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Are you the registered keeper of the vehicle with current DVLA details?

If so, IMO wait for the NTO.
Yes I am, ok sure. So not sure if you can advise me on the process going forward. In terms of appealing does everything need to be done via post as in print off pictures etc and send things recorded delivery or can this be done via email or electronically?

Re: North Ayrshire - Code 87 - disabled bay PNC
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You make representations on receipt of the NTO in whichever is your preferred option out of those offered in the NTO. I don't know this council's methods so I suggest you look at their website which normally has comprehensive info on process.

As regards anything by mail, should you ever need this either here or elsewhere, just go to a post office, send by first-class stamp and get a proof of posting slip, they're FOC. Special/signed for or whatever is not recommended because there's a legal presumption that mail simply posted first class gets to the address within the normal course of post, accepted as 2 working days.