One Parking Solution - Notice to Keeper / PCN

oscard

Does that have an impact on my appeal though? If they are delayed I just have to wait for their response to be sent?

Umkomaas

oscard said:

Does that have an impact on my appeal though? If they are delayed I just have to wait for their response to be sent?

If you read the POPLA website, it explains it there. 

Coupon-mad

You can put in a holding (short) appeal if you wish. 

I told you what to include in my last reply, and that's in addtion to the usual templates in post #3 of there NEWBIES thread.  There is no searching needed.  Show us the draft you come up with using the usual templates plus my suggestion, and make sure you embed photos of the sign forbidding Co-op customers to park, and not any other photo.  

I am astonished anyone would drive in there though, and decide that it is OK.  Why park in a private car park, it's clearly not the Co-op one.  And you picked a noasty, litigious parking firm. 

Always read car park signs in future, and just make it a rule that you will not use a private residents' car park to go to a different place.

oscard

Thanks. I was going to look for an appeal from 2017 onwards as suggested.
I'll start drafting my appeal.

oscard

Hi All, 
Just a quick question.  Is the minimum grace period now minimum of 5 mins (previously it was 10 mins)? Does that make some of the points from the POPLA appeal template re: 1) Consideration and Grace Periods: BPA Code of Practice–non-compliance null and void?

Thanks 

Ralph-y

if/was the event pre the change in the BPA cop?   if so then the above question is answered....

Ralph

nosferatu1001

Yes the grace period has been reduced. No, by definition as there is still a grace period the argument is not null and void. In addition, you can introduce the transcript of a judge stating the reading speed is 200-300 words a minute if the signs are lengthy as a lengthy sign takes longer to read and so this MUST be taken into account. Hang POPLA out to dry if they think they can contradtict a judge...

Coupon-mad

I wrote some POPLA appeal wording last month about the 5 minutes new farce and how to explain to POPLA how crap it is.

Umkomaas

The latest Hansard from yesterday's debate suggests a 10-minute grace period to be pretty well fixed in MPs' minds. Could be quoted to a Judge if the PPC is arguing (the impossible) 5 minutes that the BPA shamefully changed in their Code of Practice to meet the demands of their PPC members. 

https://hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/2020-06-02/debates/C12105C5-6E8E-4679-BD42-ED9345270F7A/PrivateCarParks

Coupon-mad

The MPs are deluded if they think a MORE THAN 10 min grace period didn't exist before!

5 or even 10 mins isn't anything like enough for ANPR car parks, because it isn't the same as Council ones and is inherently unfair to include the driving in/out time in the ten minutes.