Unsure About Parking Rules

fisherjim

Make sure any photos are date stamped on the photo .

venomx

fisherjim said:

Make sure any photos are date stamped on the photo .

Will do, thanks.

Coupon-mad

Yes, contact the office and ask if they can update CEL to cancel any PCNs in the pipeline.  If the office is on site, get in there and be insistent.

What you DON'T do is let yourself be fobbed off.  None of this 'appeal to CEL, they have an appeals service and there's nothing we can do' rubbish.

Whoever contracted this aggressive and greedy firm CAN cancel any PCNs for patrons.

venomx

Coupon-mad said:

Yes, contact the office and ask if they can update CEL to cancel any PCNs in the pipeline.  If the office is on site, get in there and be insistent.

What you DON'T do is let yourself be fobbed off.  None of this 'appeal to CEL, they have an appeals service and there's nothing we can do' rubbish.

Whoever contracted this aggressive and greedy firm CAN cancel any PCNs for patrons.

OK thanks.

I've only just remembered that a few months back a new system came in place around the vicinity of the area where the sports stadium is ( also used for concerts etc )

The system is that residents who live around the area can park there unaffected at all times, but when there's an event on nobody other than permit holders can park there. Meaning anyone can park there providing there's no event on.

I assume, but may be wrong, that this is the case for the temple. When an event is on, you must  not park there unless your going into the temple.

This is one of the signs down the road from the temple..

venomx

Just took 20 photos of the temple's carpark. I'll contact them later when the office is open

Umkomaas

venomx said:

Coupon-mad said:

Yes, contact the office and ask if they can update CEL to cancel any PCNs in the pipeline.  If the office is on site, get in there and be insistent.

What you DON'T do is let yourself be fobbed off.  None of this 'appeal to CEL, they have an appeals service and there's nothing we can do' rubbish.

Whoever contracted this aggressive and greedy firm CAN cancel any PCNs for patrons.

OK thanks.

I've only just remembered that a few months back a new system came in place around the vicinity of the area where the sports stadium is ( also used for concerts etc )

The system is that residents who live around the area can park there unaffected at all times, but when there's an event on nobody other than permit holders can park there. Meaning anyone can park there providing there's no event on.

I assume, but may be wrong, that this is the case for the temple. When an event is on, you must  not park there unless your going into the temple.

This is one of the signs down the road from the temple..

That looks like a council sign, nothing connected with CEL. 

venomx said:

Just took 20 photos of the temple's carpark. I'll contact them later when the office is open

Were there any CEL signs showing?

venomx

Umkomaas said:

venomx said:

Just took 20 photos of the temple's carpark. I'll contact them later when the office is open

Were there any CEL signs showing?

Not at all. Just the one inside the temple saying " Please remember to register to register your vehicle every time you visit "

Umkomaas

venomx said:

Umkomaas said:

venomx said:

Just took 20 photos of the temple's carpark. I'll contact them later when the office is open

Were there any CEL signs showing?

Not at all. Just the one inside the temple saying " Please remember to register to register your vehicle every time you visit "

Let's see if anything from CEL transpires, then we'll go from there. Continue with your plan to speak with the temple personnel which will hopefully give you a better idea about what's happening there. 

fisherjim

Personally I think the clamping sign is a misguided idea from the Temple administrators and they are waiting for CEL to come and install their cameras and signage, nothing will/can happen until after that has been completed.

Probably all prompted by the council putting restrictions on street parking which has probably caused them problems, but you are highly unlikely to get anything yet.

When you took the photos did you notice any anpr cameras?

venomx

fisherjim said:

Personally I think the clamping sign is a misguided idea from the Temple administrators and they are waiting for CEL to come and install their cameras and signage, nothing will/can happen until after that has been completed.

Probably all prompted by the council putting restrictions on street parking which has probably caused them problems, but you are highly unlikely to get anything yet.

When you took the photos did you notice any anpr cameras?

There is one black circular sort of camera as you coming into the car park, on the roof