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Old 02-04-2011, 12:32 PM   #1
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So get this folks. Out the front of my workshop, i have private parking, as there is a waterboard drain running right at the front wall of my shop. It belongs to the property i rent, but because of the drain, the building is set further back. My parents have similar on their property, whereby they own it, but are restricted to where a fixed structure ends or begins. So today? parked on the private property which is part of my shop? some parasite from the council slaps a $143 fine on my wagon for facing the wrong direction of traffic. i even have it on my security cameras. so my point? i am so furious about this, and feel the absolute desire to have this imbecile fired. Why so harsh? If you look further up the laneway, another company has the same deal, and their spots are marked out with paint. clear as day to see, but this moron does not work it out that i may be in fact parked on private property. I have even sighted council proposed drawings which shows this to be private property.
So am i being too harsh because i am worked up at the moment? Should i go hard and have this person booted, or take it easy?

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On a second point, i CAN NOT believe the amount these guys charge. can anyone say cash cow? that's a day and a half wages for most people.

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You might aswell go in and yell at someone. You wont get the fine to go away.

I was once at a building site, where trucks where coming in and out of the very small driveway. I moved my hilux onto the footpath (from the driveway, tools in the back) for 20 minutes and in that time some dick was giving me a ticket. I tried explaining it to him but no, theyre just braindead.
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New sherrif in town in Sydney. Talk to your new local member (if you are lucky enough to have one in the Government) and point out how the council nazis have been running amok over the last decade or so.

You cannot frighten the council but THEY can......
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New sherrif in town in Sydney. Talk to your new local member (if you are lucky enough to have one in the Government) and point out how the council nazis have been running amok over the last decade or so.

You cannot frighten the council but THEY can......
That will definitely be on my possible to-do list. To highlight how much of a parasite they can be, they have made the nearby streets all 2 hour parking. I work near West Ryde railway station. The government wants us all to catch public transport, but when some poor sap tries to do so, they have to park 1km away from the station due to the change in time zones. I see these parasites roaming the streets every day looking for their next victim.
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I hate councils i have had my fair share with them regarding heavy vehicle's.
Private property they cant touch you. Fight it you have every right.
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there is a school here that puts down witches hats so the headmaster and the cleaner can park right at the front door.
they have no right to do that, and they have a staff car park but no they have to have the prime parking spots, also they school has a disabled car park but they let the clean-away bin sit in it

and make disable kids cross the road to be picked up
when i get a pic of the witches hats ill be sending an email off to the council
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report Cleanaway (not the school) to both the council and the police they are responsible because they put it there. the argument that the school said put it there is not valid the driver placed it there illegally and is liable. watch how quickly the bin gets moved
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there is a school here that puts down witches hats so the headmaster and the cleaner can park right at the front door.
they have no right to do that, and they have a staff car park but no they have to have the prime parking spots, also they school has a disabled car park but they let the clean-away bin sit in it

and make disable kids cross the road to be picked up
when i get a pic of the witches hats ill be sending an email off to the council
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Is this "private parking" kerbside parking or behind the front boundary line of your premises?
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There is no kerbs in the laneway. just the buildings. It was and is always parked behind the boundary though.
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If it is inside the property boundary I would send a letter to the SDRO with supporting documents and photos the fine will be squashed. You then send a letter to the general manager of the council outlining the incompetence of the ranger and a threat of a harassment law suit if it happens again. It won't get him sacked but he will get ripped a new one
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Unless you have a sign out the front saying that the parking spot is private land how would the ranger/ parking inspector know??
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even the stupidest of rangers would know what the building alignment is for the street even more so in this street where another buisness is in the same situation and is left alone. he only needs to look at the other propertys in the street to see where property boundary is but he might have been unable to see that due to being dazzled by the shine of his jackboots
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Ryde council ... I should have known.

They are shockers. As soon as the Optus complex was put in and we were moved into Macquarie Park ... all street parking for a 5km radius ended up with metered parking ... never used to be like that previously.
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If the vehicle was parked behind the property line then I don't see how the Council can lawfully issue an infringement.
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Private property or not, you were facing the wrong way, meaning you have to drive into oncoming traffic to leave (even if there is no traffic).
Thats what the fine is for.
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Private property or not, you were facing the wrong way, meaning you have to drive into oncoming traffic to leave (even if there is no traffic).
Thats what the fine is for.
I'm with davway - the fine as you mentioned is for parking the wrong way. As far as it being private property...perhaps this guy is just a little slow to understand. I don't know what crazy laws you have down in Sydney regarding private property and how you can park. If you were on the street - you'd be booked. I still think $143 is hellishly steep though.
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Private property or not, you were facing the wrong way, meaning you have to drive into oncoming traffic to leave (even if there is no traffic).
Thats what the fine is for.
There is no facing the wrong way! If it is private land, then he is not entering or facing the traffic.

I say ignore it, but document it with proof you were in the right. Wait until they send very nasty threatening letter, or even wait until they take you to court. Then just present your case - which is humiliating and expensive for them.
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that might work in tassie but in NSW they don't take you to court they send it to the SDRO . don't pay and they suspend your licence and rego
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There is no facing the wrong way! If it is private land, then he is not entering or facing the traffic.

I say ignore it, but document it with proof you were in the right. Wait until they send very nasty threatening letter, or even wait until they take you to court. Then just present your case - which is humiliating and expensive for them.
they can't fine you for facing the wrong way on your own land they can only fine you if they catch you driving the wrong way coming out. it might sound like spliting hairs but thats the crazy way the law works
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t they can't fine you for facing the wrong way on your own land they can only fine you if they catch you driving the wrong way coming out. it might sound like spliting hairs but thats the crazy way the law works
Keep in mind that davway is from Victoria and that is not the case here. The ownership of the land doesn't come into it here... it'll depend on whether the area is considered a "Road" a "Road Related Area" or "Shoulder" as per the Road Rules in Vic. Trying to work it out from the limited info we have, if this was in Vic I'm pretty sure what is desribed would be considere a "Road", and the OP would have to park in line with traffic flow and the fine would stand.
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2 things here 1: he is in sydney 2: road related area applies here but road related area is on applicable to an area that is in use by the general public such as sa shopping centre car park.
this was not a road related are so the ranger was just a power hungry wannabe cop , no smart enough to make the academy so he gets off booking as many people as possible. I see it a lot with council rangers
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Keep in mind that davway is from Victoria and that is not the case here. The ownership of the land doesn't come into it here... it'll depend on whether the area is considered a "Road" a "Road Related Area" or "Shoulder" as per the Road Rules in Vic. Trying to work it out from the limited info we have, if this was in Vic I'm pretty sure what is desribed would be considere a "Road", and the OP would have to park in line with traffic flow and the fine would stand.
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Keep in mind that davway is from Victoria and that is not the case here. The ownership of the land doesn't come into it here... it'll depend on whether the area is considered a "Road" a "Road Related Area" or "Shoulder" as per the Road Rules in Vic. Trying to work it out from the limited info we have, if this was in Vic I'm pretty sure what is desribed would be considere a "Road", and the OP would have to park in line with traffic flow and the fine would stand.

It doesn't matter where anyone is from when it comes to this fine. Private property is private property, regardless if you're from the base of Tassie, or the tip of QLD. No council in this country can fine you for parking the wrong way on your property.

Leaving the property is another issue altogether. If you were to drive on the wrong side of the road leaving the property, the council still can't fine you. The cops do.
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Damn that sucks. I park facing the wrong direction all the time. Too many asians on my street and when they have gatherings they pack about 100 cars into a 30m long road. Have no choice BUT to park facing the wrong way ...
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Damn that sucks. I park facing the wrong direction all the time. Too many asians on my street and when they have gatherings they pack about 100 cars into a 30m long road. Have no choice BUT to park facing the wrong way ...
Those damn pesky asians, hey,....50 cars per each potential 30 meters of parking, hell that makes their cars even smaller than themselves.
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For those who were wondering, here are some pics. The first, shows my wagon in the same spot i always park it. If you look up the street, you can see the steel posts which go out onto the lane, and the bins, which are within the boundary. The second shot shows the bins inside the boundary line as well as the parking spots. Also, i have witnessed council development applications for the vacant area between my shop and the other business. Those council drawings included a bin bay which protruded onto the street to the same extent as the marked car spaces, and it was at the corner of my shop, so it would have been built right at the rear of my wagon if it had been approved. (it was knocked back for other reasons) I have regularly had unregestired cars out the front for months at a time, and parked the wagon like this for 10 years without trouble until this moron comes along. It seems to me that by looking at the rest of the street, that something might be different to the norm. This parasite was clearly too stupid to think that it my be different, or at the least ask their office for confirmation if they suspected it was different.



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Damn that sucks. I park facing the wrong direction all the time. Too many asians on my street and when they have gatherings they pack about 100 cars into a 30m long road. Have no choice BUT to park facing the wrong way ...
Speaking of parking the wrong way, one day last year my father pulled up in his street facing the wrong way, I was in the car as well. Just as we were pulling up a police car drove past spun around and came back to chip Dad about parking the wrong way, that was fair enough as he had parked the wrong way, the problem was that the police had parked the wrong way as well!

And again a few weeks ago I was on a job site where 2 police officers live, they moved one car onto the street and left in a second car. The car they moved was left on the street facing the wrong way for half the day! The saying lead by example comes to mind.
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Speaking of parking the wrong way, one day last year my father pulled up in his street facing the wrong way, I was in the car as well. Just as we were pulling up a police car drove past spun around and came back to chip Dad about parking the wrong way, that was fair enough as he had parked the wrong way, the problem was that the police had parked the wrong way as well!
police don't have to search and find a legal spot to park before they book you

they are exempt whilst carrying out enforcement such as you describe
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Should i go hard and have this person booted, or take it easy?
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why try and get him sacked? thats just petty imo.

hes made a mistake (apparently) so get it sorted, and get over it.

as for calling him a parasite etc, jeez, everyone has to earn a living. get over yourself
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