Hi,
I would appreciate if someone could assist and provide advise on next steps, including
@cp8759.
I have received a penalty charge notice (PCN) from Manchester City Council for a parking contravention on Banff Street, Manchester (M14 5TA) on Wednesday 16/10. Image of the PCN has been shown via the link below.
I have the following issues with the PCN:
1. The Permit Parking Sign was not clear
2. The Permit Parking Sign was on on one side of the street only
3. The Permit Parking Sign was not at the beginning of the street but further back about 10/15 metres
4. The Permit Parking Sign did not have a clear line of sight - for any driver turning into the street
5. The Permit Parking Sign was blocked by a lorry and a cage
6. The Permit Parking Sign did not have any lighting to make it clear and visible on a dull day
7. The road did not have any designated parking markings on the ground
I have attached a number of images (may have to refresh the link a few times for the image to appear):
*1. PCN -
https://imgur.com/a/pcn-xbJehyB
*2. View of the street showing the Permit Parking Zone sign blocked by lorry -
https://imgur.com/a/view-of-entering-banff-street-manchester-m14-5ta-iuj5aJ4*3. View of the Permit Parking Zone sign being further aback on Banff Street and not at the entrance -
https://imgur.com/a/view-of-permit-parking-zone-sign-being-further-aback-on-banff-street-manchester-m14-5ta-not-entrance-IgIMx8r*4. Lack of designated parking markings on the road -
https://imgur.com/a/lack-of-parking-markings-on-banff-street-manchester-m14-5ta-v5gfvaoI do have additional images if these are required, i can post these also.
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For info: Contravention 12 relates to:
Parked in a residents or shared use parking place or zone without clearly displaying either a permit or voucher or Pay Display ticket issued for that place - higher level - £70
Parking Contravention Codes
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Also, i have tagged in
@cp8759 but not sure if i've done this right - apologies if i haven't. Any idea how i need to do this if i've got this wrong? Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Irfan.