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Re: Bromley Council - parked on yellow line
DIR By: John001
Date: June 13, 2024, 1:33 pm
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Today I received a rejection letter from Bromley council for the
formal appeal.
As in the previous appeals they have ignored my point of
dropping off a passenger who was awaiting a knee op and had
difficulty walking. They have said that the concession for
unloading only applies if you have heavy or bulky goods and that
if they can be carried by hand the concession does not apply.
They are now asking for £130 within 28 days or I can appeal to
the parking adjudicator.
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Re: Bromley Council - parked on yellow line
DIR By: John001
Date: June 14, 2024, 3:26 am
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> Traffic order is on its way.
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Hi cp8759,
Did you get the traffic order ?
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Re: Bromley Council - parked on yellow line
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: June 16, 2024, 11:59 am
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The traffic order is The Bromley (Waiting and Loading
Restriction) Order 2003
HTML https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lg5uZUg1f4B4ssgDlwiIq0LXColF7hIk/view<br
/>but I am yet to receive the amending orders for North Road.
Ultimately however the traffic order doesn't matter: there is an
exemption to waiting restrictions for boarding and alighting,
even where loading restrictions are in place. The only way to
prohibit this is to create a no-stopping prohibition such as a
red route, a clearway, a box junction, pedestrian zig-zags or
school clearway markings, none of which are relevant here.
This should therefore be winnable on appeal as long as the
arguments are made correctly, I will drop you a PM in case you'd
like to be represented.
It would be useful to see the actual notice of rejection, but
frankly at this point I'd recommend you appeal no matter what it
says.
As an aside there is no right to an observation period, if there
had been no exempt activity taking place the council would have
been entitled to enforce an instant PCN, as there is no grace
period in law. Observation periods only exist to reduce the risk
of incorrectly issued PCN owing to exempt activity happening out
of sight of the CEO, but if there is no exempt activity and the
CEO takes his chances by issuing an immediate PCN, that is not a
ground of appeal.
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Re: Bromley Council - parked on yellow line
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: September 12, 2024, 1:46 pm
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Outcome
HTML https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P53BBJnITVkJFD8CSiDXX6kyoHYlVyVu/view.
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Re: Bromley Council - parked on yellow line
DIR By: Hippocrates
Date: September 12, 2024, 3:39 pm
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Another great win against these steward of the bar. So arrogant
and ignorant. That rhymes too.
Well done for staying the course. Please spread the word. ;D
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