ACPO PCN Birmingham airport - is there a timeline for notification for PCN?

TEST

Can you please paste the final appeal draft letter. i had the same PCN and appeal reject by email with below reason-

Please note that the above notice has been issued correctly due to the fact that this layby is strictly
for hotel drop off’ s only. After viewing the CCTV footage it is clear that the passenger did not enter
the hotel and proceeded to walk on. Therefore this is a breach of the terms and conditions for
Birmingham Airport.

but they failed to provide the CCTV footage evidence against the appeal response and simply mentioning ‘’passenger did not enter the hotel and proceeded to walk on’’. Even without mentioning the hotel name which they are referring as there are three hotels.

any guidance how to reply this while making POPLA appeal.

Thanks.

Ralph-y

sadly 53SW has not been active on any MSE forums since the last post above ......

if you want you can try searching the POPLA decisions thread for other instances .....

good luck

Ralph:cool:

dazster

TEST wrote: »

Please note that the above notice has been issued correctly due to the fact that this layby is strictly
for hotel drop off’ s only. After viewing the CCTV footage it is clear that the passenger did not enter
the hotel and proceeded to walk on. Therefore this is a breach of the terms and conditions for
Birmingham Airport.

but they failed to provide the CCTV footage evidence against the appeal response and simply mentioning ‘’passenger did not enter the hotel and proceeded to walk on’’. Even without mentioning the hotel name which they are referring as there are three hotels.

any guidance how to reply this while making POPLA appeal.

Thanks.

I love the contortions APCOA gets itself into over these airport cases.

Some appeal points in addition to the usual ones:

The driver of the vehicle cannot be held responsible for the actions of the passenger after the passenger left the vehicle. If APCOA believes the passenger has breached any Terms and Conditions let them pursue the passenger.

In any case APCOA has not produced any evidence as to what the passenger did after leaving the vehicle. They have not produced any CCTV or witness evidence. There are three hotels in the "block" served by this drop-off point. Perhaps the passenger walked round the corner and entered the Novotel? Can APCOA prove that this did NOT happen? The sign at the drop-off point states "Hotel Drop-Off Only", it does not specify WHICH hotel.

Of course, in future anyone wishing to use this drop-off point could ask their passenger to simply go into the IBIS hotel foyer and come out again 3 minutes later!

If you need more advice please start your own thread and don't bump every old Birmingham Airport thread you find!