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#Post#: 68225--------------------------------------------------
Re: LB Havering, code 62, one wheel over a "footpath"
DIR By: Mike_D
Date: April 23, 2025, 5:18 am
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--- Quote from: mrmustard link ---
>
> You are trying to jump your fences early and have no idea what
form the fence will take or even if there is going to be one
there at all.
>
--- End Quote ---
I was just wondering (out of sheer curiosity), but I will surely
follow the instructions exactly.
I will do it on Friday 04.05 to stretch the timelines as much as
I can.
Cheers!
#Post#: 69748--------------------------------------------------
Re: LB Havering, code 62, one wheel over a "footpath"
DIR By: Mike_D
Date: May 2, 2025, 9:24 am
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Guys,
I am making the representation.
What should I mark as the Representation Reason?
A - The alleged Contravention did not occur (as I claim it did
not)
F - There has been a procedural impropriety by the Enforcement
Authority (as they issued the PCN for an on-street contravention
on an off-street parking)
G - The traffic order contravened is invalid (on-street vs.
off-street, as above?)
I suppose it's A, but I'd like to be 100% sure here.
#Post#: 69754--------------------------------------------------
Re: LB Havering, code 62, one wheel over a "footpath"
DIR By: mrmustard
Date: May 2, 2025, 9:41 am
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A is fine
#Post#: 69785--------------------------------------------------
Re: LB Havering, code 62, one wheel over a "footpath"
DIR By: Mike_D
Date: May 2, 2025, 2:36 pm
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Thanks!
Submitted.
56 working days will fall on 25.07.2025.
I'll be on my holiday by the time, and I will be back on 14-15th
of August - which will still give me ca. 10 days to react if
they reject.
Fingers crossed they won't! :)
#Post#: 69816--------------------------------------------------
Re: LB Havering, code 62, one wheel over a "footpath"
DIR By: mrmustard
Date: May 3, 2025, 3:20 am
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Advice for you and all readers. Do not go on holiday for a month
leaving your post untouched. No good can come fromk missing a
deadline.
#Post#: 69862--------------------------------------------------
Re: LB Havering, code 62, one wheel over a "footpath"
DIR By: H C Andersen
Date: May 3, 2025, 9:20 am
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Submitted.[2 May]
56 working days will fall on 25.07.2025.
Really?
If submitted online then day 1 is 2 May. Day 56 is therefore 26
June.
#Post#: 70046--------------------------------------------------
Re: LB Havering, code 62, one wheel over a "footpath"
DIR By: Mike_D
Date: May 5, 2025, 7:11 am
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My bad!
It's June, not July - I have no idea how I had calculated that
before... :-[
#Post#: 70366--------------------------------------------------
Re: LB Havering, code 62, one wheel over a "footpath"
DIR By: Mike_D
Date: May 7, 2025, 5:31 am
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Guys, I had some second thoughts and I got confused again.
The message I got after making the representation clearly says
they will respond within 56 WORKING days, not calendar days.
This excludes weekends and bank holidays, right?
If so, their deadline is (after recalculation) 23.07.2025...
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#Post#: 70369--------------------------------------------------
Re: LB Havering, code 62, one wheel over a "footpath"
DIR By: Enceladus
Date: May 7, 2025, 5:43 am
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For a TMA 2004 PCN it should be 56 calendar days beginning with
the day the formal representation against the Notice to Owner
was received by the Enforcement Authority.
When did you actually submit your representation? 2nd May?
So if the 2nd May is day one then the 26th June is day 56. The
response of accepted or refused needs to be issued and posted
such that it is delivered to you not later than the 26th June.
Else the EA is deemed to have accepted your representation.
In the above example the 24th June is the last day they could
issue and post such a letter as 1st class post in the
regulations is deemed to have arrived on the 2nd working day
after posting.
#Post#: 70371--------------------------------------------------
Re: LB Havering, code 62, one wheel over a "footpath"
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: May 7, 2025, 5:50 am
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--- Quote from: Enceladus link ---
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> For a TMA 2004 PCN it should be 56 calendar days.
> When did you actually submit your representation? 2nd May?
>
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Yes, 56 days for responding to reps against a Notice to Owner
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