PCN residential visitor parking

six_pack_gogurt

hello the company that issued the windshield PCN is registered with IPC so as i understand it i need to wait until i receive the NTK. the PCN also lists "n/a to n/a" as the observation time - i am unsure if this invalidates the PCN. i will be making a complaint to the building manager as well as the property agent (who also trade as the building manager) - as will my friend (the tenant as that should hold more weight) i was visiting.
the PCN claims the car was parked in someone else's spot however all allocated spots have numbers or letters to identify them while the bay i was in was one of two unmarked bays. the 2 bays themselves are not explicitly marked as "visitor" (or "v" as i have seen be used in other places) and the building/property management do not have a process for applying for visitor/maintenance permits in any reasonable way whatsoever. with this information in hand, it seems a reasonable assumption that these unmarked bays can be used for visitors. the basis of the complaint is that i believe management do not make reasonable accommodations to allow their residents to their right to peaceful enjoyment which includes having visitors.
i wish to know if these are legitimate reasons to complain (and perhaps help with the wording!).
personally it seems as though someone is opportunistic especially given the time of year as the vehicle as well as others have been parked in these two unmarked spaces at various times of year and never accrued a PCN.
i greatly appreciate any help

Coupon-mad

Sounds like OPS? Or PCM?

Anyway if you can get good photo evidence that this is an unmarked, un-numbered bay, and a pic of the t&cs sign for us to look at, then I would give the bent appeals process a whirl.

In 20% of cases the PPC drops out. Even if not, yet another non-impartial joke if an IAS decision will be welcomed on my IAS Decisions thread, and you can/should ignore the scammers anyway after an IAS 'loss'.

But try a complaint to the managing agents first. Do not look for template complaint words; that's pointless. But we are happy to review something you write.