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The something that is likely to be done is that the OP will be told not to bother phoning the council and wasting their time any more.
It would be a shame if someone in retaliation threw eggs on the houses it was parked outside...
Yes, I will keep onto the council about the council tax I pay :T
If you read my posts there is someone who owns a van down the street. I have no objection to that, its their every day vehicle. I do have objection to some selfish person taking up valuable space for something that will be used for couple of weeks per year.
I have no idea who owns it as it hasn't moved. It wouldn't surprise me if the owner doesn't even live down the street.
What do you suggest the "selfish person" does?
Have they informed you it will only be moved for two weeks of the year and the rest of the time will be spent on the road near your property?
If they are not using it regularly I suggest they pay to have it in storage like those have to with caravans who don't have space on their property to store them.
No to be fair they haven't told me that, it has however been there for over two months without moving.
You can't store a caravan on the road and as this is a moneysaving site why should they pay to store the motor home?
Simple get everyone to park as normal and the call the police that a motorhome is parked in such a way that they are obstructing the carriage way.
Or hope someone eventually hits it.