Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 2:28 pm Post subject: Eastbourne parking machines
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Eastborne Pay & Display machines will be capable to text for help if they are being vandalised.
I wonder who will receive the text and what they will do when it says 'help - being vandalised - banger inserted in coin return* - please come quick - person in striped jumped walking away**' and will a banger on a 5 second fuse allow time for the text to be sent?
Just curious of course
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B*****ds are going to have CCTV coverage on them as well, which necessitates some ingenuity in disabling them.
If our event hadn't been scuppered twice over an effigy of Councilor Matthew Locke with a strategically inserted meter would've been my suggestion for a tableaux!
PS Locke's the twat who voted to close down our maternity unit and shift all services to Hastings as well as being the author of the massively unpopular Seaside bus lane on top of his parking scheme.
If they weren't so clueless I'd love to see Eastbourne Council become a unitary authority and keep ESCC out of our town!
The latest news is that after a last minute legal challenge by Eastbourne Council the proposed parking scheme has been put on hold. Apparently the regulations ESCC thought gave them the power to bring in 'pay to park' apply only to London. Now we have to wait on Ruth Kelly....
The latest news is that after a last minute legal challenge by Eastbourne Council the proposed parking scheme has been put on hold. Apparently the regulations ESCC thought gave them the power to bring in 'pay to park' apply only to London. Now we have to wait on Ruth Kelly....
I don't think so. The problems ESCC ran into apropos 'Pay to park' in Eastbourne was that they miscontrued the scope of their powers under revised legislation (Which came in after metering in Lewes) and phrased their application for parking controls incorrectly.
Under a compromise with Eastbourne Borough Council, NCP wardens are empowered to issue enforcement notices but the meters are switched off until the Home Secretary's had a chance to look at it and if the decision goes for ESCC it can still be challenged through the courts.
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