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Can a council enforcement officer book cars in a privately owned shopping centre car park
Idontlikeworking
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Where I live you have a council enforcement officer driving around the main roads and back streets booking cars and I'm getting fed up of it so I'm trying to find out if the council can book cars in a privately owned shopping centre if there's a sign up from the council saying cars can only be parked if in a marked bay. If the council can book cars in a private carpark then I can contact them and ask why are they picking on residents and not doing anything about the real people causing trouble.
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Your post makes no sense. You state that council are booking cars and end up saying nobody gets booked.0
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Updated itretiredbanker1 said:Your post makes no sense. You state that council are booking cars and end up saying nobody gets booked.0 -
If the council can book cars in a private car parkThey can't. Not if it isn't a council car park.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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If there are council parking signs in the car park then it sounds like a council controlled car park not a private one.3
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It still doesn't make much sense. Why would there be council signs in a private car park?Idontlikeworking said:
Updated itretiredbanker1 said:Your post makes no sense. You state that council are booking cars and end up saying nobody gets booked.1 -
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That’s not to do with parking?Idontlikeworking said:0 bonus saver
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That's to do with understanding that it is a place to park cars, not one to have parties or make a lot of noise. There are similar signs at my local Tesco. The Tescos took over land and agreed to provide parking for the local community so can't specify how long or how late someone parks there so they just remind people that the area is for parking cars and nothing else.itsthelittlethings said:
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The car park have been changed twice in the last two years so I'm guessing they would have needed planning permission from the council for change of use. So as people are not parking in marked bays the council should do something or they need to change the sign.Brie said:
That's to do with understanding that it is a place to park cars, not one to have parties or make a lot of noise. There are similar signs at my local Tesco. The Tescos took over land and agreed to provide parking for the local community so can't specify how long or how late someone parks there so they just remind people that the area is for parking cars and nothing else.itsthelittlethings said:
That’s not to do with parking?0
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