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       #Post#: 20881--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parked or loading in restricted street
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: April 28, 2024, 11:28 am
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       > I have today received the NTO
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       [member=61]privates[/member] show us please.
       #Post#: 21159--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parked or loading in restricted street
   DIR By: privates
       Date: April 30, 2024, 10:45 pm
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       > [quote author=privates link=topic=1312.msg20546#msg20546
       date=1713999381]
       > I have today received the NTO
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       [member=61]privates[/member] show us please.
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       #Post#: 21353--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parked or loading in restricted street
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: May 2, 2024, 2:59 pm
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       [member=61]privates[/member] what is your relation to the
       disabled family member, do they have a blue badge, and what is
       the nature of the disability?
       #Post#: 21522--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parked or loading in restricted street
   DIR By: privates
       Date: May 4, 2024, 4:16 am
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       --- Quote from: cp8759 link ---
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       > [member=61]privates[/member] what is your relation to the
       disabled family member, do they have a blue badge, and what is
       the nature of the disability?
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       It is the mother of my family friend. They have a blue badge and
       they have mobility issues.
       #Post#: 21533--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parked or loading in restricted street
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: May 4, 2024, 5:26 am
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       So why wasn't the blue badge on display?
       #Post#: 21587--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parked or loading in restricted street
   DIR By: slapdash
       Date: May 5, 2024, 3:55 am
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       "During the time from collecting my family memeber from the
       cafe, and assisting him to the vehicle"
       Seems to be another inconsistency.
       #Post#: 21600--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parked or loading in restricted street
   DIR By: H C Andersen
       Date: May 5, 2024, 7:45 am
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       Just for clarity, a BB cannot be used in Westminster as regards
       the waiting exemption but would provide strong support for the
       need for assisted alighting.
       IMO, the sign is compliant because 'Midday-7am' is a permissible
       format. The three panels are placed correctly and there's no
       overlap between times.
       But I cannot see a yellow line or kerb blips in the photos of
       the location, in which case the markings are improper because
       the restriction cannot be conveyed by signs alone.
       OP, as regards your claim to the exception of assisted
       alighting(assuming the markings are there) the burden of proof
       falls to you. In this respect, you would have to show to an
       adjudicator - I think the council would reject- that you came,
       you parked, you went to the cafe, you immediately returned with
       the passenger who needed assistance. Do you have anything to
       corroborate your account e.g. dashcam record etc?
       #Post#: 21611--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parked or loading in restricted street
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: May 5, 2024, 10:14 am
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       --- Quote from: H C Andersen link ---
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       > But I cannot see a yellow line or kerb blips in the photos of
       the location, in which case the markings are improper because
       the restriction cannot be conveyed by signs alone.
       >
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       I agree, we've had this issue with Westminster bays several
       times previously.
       [member=61]privates[/member] please engage with us and answer
       the queries that are outstanding, this will require a compelling
       representation. The absolute deadline for representations to be
       made is 21 May.
       #Post#: 21909--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parked or loading in restricted street
   DIR By: privates
       Date: May 9, 2024, 4:50 am
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       --- Quote from: cp8759 link ---
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       > So why wasn't the blue badge on display?
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       The BB was not bought out on this day and it isn't mine to carry
       in my vehicle but I had assisted on this day
       #Post#: 21910--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parked or loading in restricted street
   DIR By: privates
       Date: May 9, 2024, 4:50 am
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       --- Quote from: H C Andersen link ---
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       > Just for clarity, a BB cannot be used in Westminster as
       regards the waiting exemption but would provide strong support
       for the need for assisted alighting.
       >
       > IMO, the sign is compliant because 'Midday-7am' is a
       permissible format. The three panels are placed correctly and
       there's no overlap between times.
       >
       > But I cannot see a yellow line or kerb blips in the photos of
       the location, in which case the markings are improper because
       the restriction cannot be conveyed by signs alone.
       >
       > OP, as regards your claim to the exception of assisted
       alighting(assuming the markings are there) the burden of proof
       falls to you. In this respect, you would have to show to an
       adjudicator - I think the council would reject- that you came,
       you parked, you went to the cafe, you immediately returned with
       the passenger who needed assistance. Do you have anything to
       corroborate your account e.g. dashcam record etc?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I do not have any dashcams recordings or anything, no.
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