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Is there a separate procedure for when a parking PCN was not received under the windshield wiper, but an NtO was received later on?

The intention is to "reset" back to informal stage to reclaim the initial discount and have the chance to make the initial representation.

I have used a TE9 form in the past, but that was for NTO not received I thought

There is a week left to respond to the NtO, but the point was that we missed the opportunity to make the initial discounted representation for the 14 days after the windshield ticket was received.

Is there anything we can do to get that back?

Otherwise, the plan will be to tackle the PCN as if starting from NTO stage, and I will definitely update my thread accordingly.

The intention is to "reset" back to informal stage to reclaim the initial discount and have the chance to make the initial representation.

Not possible, as others have said.

The recipient of the NTO must make formal reps in which they can say that, although the PCN was served, it was not on the vehicle when the driver returned. 

Is the NTO addressed to you by name and have you looked at the council's photos? Pl post the NTO and leave in all except the addressee's details pl.

Thank you for the replies. I see that I can no longer modify my original post, so I will create a new post regarding the appeal.

No, continue to add to this thread. Attempting a new thread for this case will resukt in the threads being merged. (Forum rule, one case, one thread.)

62, Parked with one or more wheels on or over a footpath or any part of a road other than a carriageway

PCN image 1

PCN image 2

Served 7th May, so I believe we have until end of day tomorrow before the 28 days is up

Google Maps Link:

Album with the 6 photos in the PCN evidence:



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The only point we have to make is that the space to park between the lamp post and the tree is really right, such that anything other than a hatchback would not fit, and even a hatchback would struggle for some time to get it parked there.

Supposedly, it should be possible to park on the road instead of mounting the kerb, but we have seen on more than one occasion someone get a ticket for that too.

I apologise for the crummy photos of the PCN. Half the difficulty is that this is my wife's PCN and I am trying to see what's possible in contesting it.

Bump - today is the last day 

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