49 On Street Parked wholly or partly on a cycle track/lane Higher 55 On Street A commercial vehicle parked in a restricted street in contravention of the overnight waiting ban Higher 56 On Street Parked in contravention of a commercial vehicle waiting restriction Higher 57 On Street Parked in contravention of a coach ban Higher 61 On Street A commercial vehicle wholly or partly parked on a footway, verge or land between two carriageways Higher 62 On Street Parked with one or more wheels on or over a footpath or any part of a road than a carriageway Higher 63 On Street Parked with engine running where prohibited 70 Off Street Parked in a loading area during restricted without reasonable excuse Higher 73 Off Street Parked without payment of the parking charge Lower 74 Off Street Using a vehicle in a parking place in connection with the sale or offering or exposing for sale of goods when prohibited Higher 80 Off Street Parked for longer than the maximum period permitted Lower 81 Off Street Parked in a restricted area in a car park Higher 82 Off Street Parked after the expiry of time paid for in a pay & display car park Lower 83 Off Street Parked in a pay & display car park without clearly displaying a valid pay & display ticket Lower 84 Off Street Parked with additional payment made to extend the stay beyond time first purchased Lower 85 Off Street Parked in a permit bay without clearly displaying a valid permit Higher 86 Off Street Parked beyond the bay markings 89 Off Street Vehicle parked exceeds maximum weight and/or height permitted in the area Higher 90 Off Street Re-parked within one hour* of leaving a bay or space in a car park Lower 91 Off Street Parked in an area not designated for that class of vehicle Higher 92 Off Street Parked causing an obstruction Higher 93 Off Street Parked in car park when closed Lower 94 Off Street Parked in a pay & display car park without clearly displaying two*** pay & display tickets when required Lower
is consistent with the conditions described. When the notes made by the CEO support the motorist’s representations. permanent, consistent with the conditions described. Or Where other evidence contradicts the motorist’s claims. MC2 where the motorist claims to be a doctor, nurse, health visitor attending a patient If the motorist concerned possesses a Medical Dispensation badge (BMA, HEBS) that the Council concerned recognises and approves and/or is exempt under the relevant Order.Or If the motorist produces evidence from Senior Management that they were responding to an urgent medical call and there was no nearby legal parking place. If the motorist was not attending a patient in urgent circumstances or if there was a legal parking space nearby. If the motorist was parked outside their practice or other place of work for any reason other than to collect supplies for an urgent call. If motorist was parked in an area which does not correspond with the claim made, i.e. far from patient’s location, say, in a car park. MC3 where the motorist stopped to use the toilet On production of medical evidence confirming a relevant medical condition and in support of the circumstances described. In all circumstances. MC4 where the motorist stopped to collect (prescribed) medication from a chemist On production of medical evidence confirming a relevant medical condition and in support of the circumstances described. In all other circumstances. MAY ACCEPT REPRESENTATIONS MAY REJECT REPRESENTATIONS MC5 where the motorist was a patient visiting a doctor’s surgery If the motorist can provide a letter from a doctor to confirm that the visit was very urgent and that they were unable to walk from the nearest legal parking space. If the motorist was not the patient, but only driving the vehicle carrying the patient. If the motorist was attending a non-urgent appointment.
If there is insufficient evidence to establish location of the vehicle. MAY ACCEPT REPRESENTATIONS MAY REJECT REPRESENTATIONS MC39 where the motorist was delayed in returning to their vehicle parked in a limited waiting parking place If supported by appropriate evidence, the motorist’s representations claim that the delay in returning to the vehicle was caused by circumstances that were entirely unforeseen, unavoidable and exceptional. If the motorist’s vehicle had broken down, subject to concurrence with policy MC25, above. If the motorist was unable to drive since parking the vehicle. If the described by the motorist was not exceptional, i.e. queuing in a shop. If the motorist simply underestimated the time needed and could have reasonably purchased more time. If the motorist was unable to drive since parking due to excess alcohol in the body or had been detained by the police for any reason, unless subsequently released without charge or proven innocent. MC40 where the motorist had parked while asking directions / opening gates to private property If evidence provided by the CEO does not contradict representations. In all other circumstances. MC41 where the motorist stopped to answer mobile phone In no circumstances. On all occasions. MC42 where the motorist states that the details on the PCN are incorrect, e.g. location If is reason to doubt that the PCN was issued correctly, taking into account evidence provided by the CEO. If the PCN was fully and correctly completed. MC43 the motorist states they were unaware of enforcement on Bank/Public holidays In no circumstances. On all occasions. MAY ACCEPT REPRESENTATIONS MAY REJECT REPRESENTATIONS MC44 where the motorist states that restriction was marked after the vehicle had been parked