Premier Park - Parking Charge Notice

Francis09

Hi

I was wondering if I could have some advise please!

I parked in Blue Ice Plaza, Solihull & have been issued Parking Charge Notice by Premier Park. It states they are operating in accordance with the British Parking Association Code of Practice.
They are not associated with Blue Ice Plaza.

I have health conditions & have a disabled badge. Therefore I parked in disabled space which I’m sure the sign stated concession not required. So I took this as long as my badge was on show this was the case for no ticket.
Which has been the same for many other places I have used.
(Was I wrong??)

Obviously it states I can appeal this charge, but I doubt they’d get back in time & then they’d want even more money off me.

Which is best to pay or even to ignore??

Look forward to hearing from you, thanks x

Redx

Yes you were probably wrong , but need to check the signs to see what requirements you should have done to comply , like pay , or register etc

The blue badge is not for private property , check your blue booklet

You should either pay or appeal , ideally try for a landowner cancellation , that's your best option

What violation are they saying it was ??

Coupon-mad

Which is best to pay or even to ignore??

Neither.

You'll know from the NEWBIES thread to complain to the landowner, first.

Francis09

It just states that parking on this land you bond by the signage at the car park.

I completely understand the blue badge is not for private property, but when I looked at signage. I always look at that first & with it saying no concession required for disabled holders who show their blue badge. I took it as no payment.

Redx

I suspect you misread the sign , be good if you showed us a picture of it on Imgur

It would probably have said no concession for blue badge holders , meaning you abide by the signage

What I also wanted to know was what the alleged violation wa
Non payment ?
Overstaying ?

What ? Needs to state a specific violation on the pcn

Le_Kirk

Francis09 wrote: »

It just states that parking on this land you bond by the signage at the car park.

I completely understand the blue badge is not for private property, but when I looked at signage. I always look at that first & with it saying no concession required for disabled holders who show their blue badge. I took it as no payment.

It cannot say "no concession required" as you cannot require a concession, you can give one or you can give an exemption. Suggest a visit to the car park is in order to look again at the sign - but be careful where you park!

Coupon-mad

Francis09 wrote: »

It just states that parking on this land you bond by the signage at the car park.

I completely understand the blue badge is not for private property, but when I looked at signage. I always look at that first & with it saying:

no concession [STRIKE]required[/STRIKE] for disabled BB holders

I've never been there, but the above is what the signs say. Your sentence made no grammatical sense.

I took it as no payment.

No 'concessions' mean the opposite, of course.

NO-ONE IS TELLING YOU TO PAY, BY THE WAY!