Parking charge from PremierPark Ltd

MistyZ

How long was the alleged overstay?

WilburJaguar

Hi Misty,

Well.. they failed to state how long the paid period of parking actually was. They've simply stated that the duration of parking was 2:30hrs and that there was an overstay.

I believe the period of parking paid for by the driver was 2 hours. Cash was paid for the ticket so no receipts or bank statements to show.

Fruitcake

I am slightly worried that you will use up all your ammunition in the initial appeal and have nothing left for PoPLA.
Everything you mention about the PoFA is normally saved for PoPLA, and the initial blue template appeal is sent as is, unaltered, save for a one liner that the NTK is non PoFA compliant.

WilburJaguar

Hi Fruitcake,

That makes sense; I'm happy to use the template if my points should be reserved.

It was my understanding that I should include all relevant points at the time of first appeal, to ensure that they would all be considered when it arrives at POPLA - I think I read that you can't start adding in points midway through an appeal.

nosferatu1001

No, thats incorrect.
First appeal to the PPC and second appeal to POPLA have nothing to do with eachother

What youre misxing up is that there is a "part 2" to a POPLA appeal, where you comment on the operators case - at *this* point you cannot add new appeal points.

WilburJaguar

Hi Nosferatu,

Ahhh got it! Thanks for clarifying. I will omit my points until POPLA stage, and use the template for first appeal to Premier Park.

Coupon-mad

OK but you do need to know that you won't win at POPLA with an overstay case v Premier Park (DO try anyway). The landowner complaint and MP leaning on them (hopefully) is the way forward.

WilburJaguar

Okay, I must admit it's demoralising to hear that but maybe it'll work!.

I sent a complaint to the assumed landowner, Planet Ice @ Milton Keynes, however they've responded with the following:

"Good Morning,

We are not involved in the parking management of this site and unfortunately are not able to become involved in any disputes related to the car park.

However, if you have received a parking Charge notice (PCN) following a visit to the car park, please follow Premier Parks appeals process, as stated on the back of the PCN, by typing into your web browser:

appeals.premierpark.co.uk

Please then complete the contact form on that page within 28 days of receiving your PCN, along with providing any evidence to support your appeal.

Failure to follow the above procedure may incur further charges from the parking company.

Thank you for your co-operation."

What would be the next best course of action? I've asked for the details of the landowner, and to see their grace periods etc. but haven't got a response...

Le_Kirk

Local council should be able to tell you who pays the non-domestic business rates or failing that, the Land Registry (but that does cost £3.)

Ralph-y

"We are not involved in the parking management of this site"



then ask them who is ...... they are prob telling fibs ....



if they are part of a national company then write/email the CEO .....


start to leave nice feed back on social media.



Ralph:cool: