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       #Post#: 17297--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hounslow Council PCN for parking half on the curb and half
       on the road
   DIR By: Sonu rocks
       Date: March 15, 2024, 8:03 am
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       Thank you. Should I just appeal on the basis of sch 2 para 2 or
       should I also include the previous arguments the driver had
       mentioned in the representation?
       #Post#: 17298--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hounslow Council PCN for parking half on the curb and half
       on the road
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: March 15, 2024, 8:39 am
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       Everything should be included.  Show us a draft first please.
       #Post#: 17299--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hounslow Council PCN for parking half on the curb and half
       on the road
   DIR By: Sonu rocks
       Date: March 15, 2024, 9:18 am
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       Please let me know if the below draft is ok to be sent:
       Dear Sirs,
       I would like to appeal the penalty charge served upon me.
       The council has allowed parking on both sides of the road just a
       few meters ahead of where the car was parked. To any layman it
       would appear or make sense to follow the line and length of the
       car parked ahead as the road is as narrow and there is an
       underground car parking opposite the DYLs, the space is very
       narrow and the chances of hitting the parked car are high if not
       parked on the pathway.
       A pathway is where a pedestrian can walk safely and if the
       safety has been compromised by leaving a very narrow space where
       the houses are, and the pedestrian footfall is high there then
       it doesn't make sense to allow PCN where there is a lot of space
       on the footpath just behind the marked spaces where there is a
       car park just opposite where a car coming from the opposite
       direction cannot turn.
       So technically either the restriction of DYLs should be
       completely removed (had there been no DYLs restrictions sign,
       the driver wouldn’t have parked the car and the Penalty wouldn’t
       have arisen) or the TMO should allow the parking on the curb
       throughout the road considering there is an underground car park
       opposite to the DYLs where there are high chances of an accident
       whilst the car coming from the car park is manoeuvring.
       In addition, the wording of the PCN in terms of the 28 days
       period is wrong since it does not comply with Schedule 2 para.2
       @
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       (d)that
       the penalty charge must be paid within the period of 28 days
       beginning with the date on which the alleged contravention
       occurred.
       In light of this procedural impropriety please cancel the PCN.
       Also, I would like to request a Traffic Management Order for the
       road In case of an unsuccessful appeal.
       Yours sincerely,
       #Post#: 17300--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hounslow Council PCN for parking half on the curb and half
       on the road
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: March 15, 2024, 9:31 am
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       In light of this procedural impropriety and the other
       representations, please cancel the PCN.
       Also, I request any relevant Traffic Management Order.
       Sorry can't say anymore at present.  Wait for others to chip in.
       #Post#: 17309--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hounslow Council PCN for parking half on the curb and half
       on the road
   DIR By: H C Andersen
       Date: March 15, 2024, 11:47 am
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       You've seen the TMO (obtained and posted earlier by cp) and I
       referred to it in my last posts. Parking on the footway in
       parking places is permitted because this is the manner of
       standing prescribed in the order. There is no footway parking
       resolution.
       IMO, the tone of your reps is wrong. Your argument is that as
       the cars immediately ahead were parked on the footway then you
       assumed this applied to where you were as the contextual factors
       were the same e.g. narrow road etc. However, it appears your
       assumption was incorrect. However, you would ask the authority
       to exercise discretion on this occasion.*
       It has also been brought to your attention that there is a
       regulatory flaw in the PCN i.e. ********* which you believe
       constitutes what is referred to in the NTO grounds as a
       procedural impropriety.
       *- sometimes I suggest that owners add 'and as I have an
       unblemished parking record in the borough' ....but as you have
       another current footway parking thread I'm inclined to think
       that you might have had previous run-ins with the authority.
       Only you know.
       #Post#: 18303--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hounslow Council PCN for parking half on the curb and half
       on the road
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: March 25, 2024, 6:16 pm
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       [member=828]Sonu rocks[/member] have you made representations?
       Please stop using
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       as the photos
       self-destruct, use imgur.com instead
       #Post#: 18444--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hounslow Council PCN for parking half on the curb and half
       on the road
   DIR By: Sonu rocks
       Date: March 27, 2024, 10:15 am
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       Hi cp8759,
       Yes, did send the appeal.
       #Post#: 18704--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hounslow Council PCN for parking half on the curb and half
       on the road
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: March 31, 2024, 3:56 pm
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       --- Quote from: Sonu rocks link ---
       >
       > Hi cp8759,
       >
       > Yes, did send the appeal.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       [member=828]Sonu rocks[/member] talk of an appeal is premature,
       I think you must mean you sent a representation to the council?
       If so please let us know when you get a response and please tag
       me in your reply on here.
       #Post#: 21183--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hounslow Council PCN for parking half on the curb and half
       on the road
   DIR By: Sonu rocks
       Date: May 1, 2024, 4:49 am
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       Hello again,
       Please find attached the rejection letter from the council.
       @cp8759
       [attachment deleted by admin]
       #Post#: 21185--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hounslow Council PCN for parking half on the curb and half
       on the road
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: May 1, 2024, 5:06 am
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       [member=828]Sonu rocks[/member] I'm guessing the representation
       was received by the council more than 14 days from when they
       issued the NTO. As the discount has not been reoffered you might
       as well appeal, as you have nothing to lose now.
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