Author Topic: Rotherham Council PCN - (27) Parked in a special enforcement area adjacent to a dropped kerb  (Read 256 times)

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H C Andersen

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I'm not normally one for grand statements in reps or, in this case, follow-up correspondence, but short of banging their heads together what can one do to resolve these issues at the earliest stage?

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I'm not normally one for grand statements in reps or, in this case, follow-up correspondence, but short of banging their heads together what can one do to resolve these issues at the earliest stage?

I agree about going back to try and shortcut the process but not with the full artillery after an informal rejection and prefer a more educational approach.

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The point is moot anyway since they don't seem to want any dialogue following the letter. Still waiting for something through the post. I'll update when it comes :)

H C Andersen

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What they want is not the issue.

Be passive or assertive, your choice.

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Yeah I get that, I mean there's no way to contact them since they e-mailed me their response from a no-reply e-mail address.

H C Andersen

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@Hippocrates..you're in to dodgy websites at the moment, ....

....try this for size!

https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/parking/pay-challenge-parking-ticket/2

stamfordman

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No need for impatience and thread clutter. The NTO is next.

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Not had anything through the post so far - Does it usually take so long?

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They can be very dilatory in serving the Notice to Owner. In law they have up to 6 months to serve it from date of alleged contravention. Anything over 3 months, though, is usually regarded as unfair, so grounds for an appeal.

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They can be very dilatory in serving the Notice to Owner. In law they have up to 6 months to serve it from date of alleged contravention. Anything over 3 months, though, is usually regarded as unfair, so grounds for an appeal.
The PCN was dated 4th Sept wasn't it? So be patient the NTO will arrive some time in October.
« Last Edit: October 01, 2024, 02:28:34 pm by Enceladus »