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Parking Intruder-How To Remove Them From My Parking Space?
A car keeps parking in my tenant’s parking space so my tenant is unable to park there as the space is Most of the time taken by this vehicle. I put notes on the car not to park there, the space has a big sign saying private-they still park there. Now I want to put a bollard but need to pay for it to be dug in, so need to book an installer. What can I do if that car is blocking the space when the installer arrives? I cannot clamp the vehicle but can I put a rope around it and pull it out of my space?
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I have personally been through the exact same scenario. My mother lived on the ground floor in a private block of flats. She was allocated a parking space across the courtyard. She didn't drive and often a alien car used the space ( untaxed).We left notes on the windscreen requesting the driver not to use this allocated space. My wife and or I frequently visited my mother with shopping, prescriptions etc and found the space occupied. When Mum died I had to clear her flat so arrived with my Land Rover and Trailer and backed it up on to the vacant bay. Soon as I got out the car some mouth/gobby young female gives me the whiny,'Excusemeeeeee. Ow long do you fink you are gonna park there ?' from a 1st floor flat window. I told her for as long as it takes. She replied, 'You can't park there my fella will be home soon'. I explained that I now owned the flat in the block opposite and have deeds showing that the space in question is allocated to my flat. I offered to get the deeds with the plan clearly showing the allocation of spaces to the flats.
Mouth almighty backed down and admitted she rented the flat and her landlord told her the space was hers. I suggested she tell her fella to (a) Tax his vehicle and (b) find a space outside the block on the public highway. Once I had cleared the flat I returned with the trailer and left in the space with a wheel clamp on it until the flat was sold.
Mouth almighty backed down and admitted she rented the flat and her landlord told her the space was hers. I suggested she tell her fella to (a) Tax his vehicle and (b) find a space outside the block on the public highway. Once I had cleared the flat I returned with the trailer and left in the space with a wheel clamp on it until the flat was sold.
Download the abandoned car 28 day notice here, and take a timed photo if you can. (you can download an app on your phone)
Then if that doesn't scare anyone into moving it, you can get the council to remove it. Email them with the details and the photo of the notice on the car.
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Then if that doesn't scare anyone into moving it, you can get the council to remove it. Email them with the details and the photo of the notice on the car.
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You could try to find the address of the owner via this;
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I thought the poster said they weren;t sure if it was abandoned as it was always there. The notice itself may be sufficient to deter them from parking there again. It has worked for me.
It may be difficult to get a parking management comapny to put up signs and ticket one space. Worth asking them though for sure.
It may be difficult to get a parking management comapny to put up signs and ticket one space. Worth asking them though for sure.
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