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Gary L · 06-04-2010, 12:24

That's a bit like saying you can't object to it if the council says there won't or shouldn't be a problem with parking. it would have been denied in the first place, so you can't complain at a later date when the amount of traffic is increasing with more people going there.

the enforcing of parking restrictions is down to the council. they're not doing anything. what's the next step?

Build another one. if it goes ahead then it means that the impact is deemed to not be a problem. until it does become a problem, and it gets ignored like the other one too.

How do they determine parking won't be a problem when there's no legal requirement to have a minimum amount of parking spaces? do they go around knocking on doors asking people if they're likely to attend and if so do you have a car to park?

06-04-2010, 12:24	#101
Gary L cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 16,324	Re: Another protest against plans for a new mosque That's a bit like saying you can't object to it if the council says there won't or shouldn't be a problem with parking. it would have been denied in the first place, so you can't complain at a later date when the amount of traffic is increasing with more people going there. the enforcing of parking restrictions is down to the council. they're not doing anything. what's the next step? Build another one. if it goes ahead then it means that the impact is deemed to not be a problem. until it does become a problem, and it gets ignored like the other one too. How do they determine parking won't be a problem when there's no legal requirement to have a minimum amount of parking spaces? do they go around knocking on doors asking people if they're likely to attend and if so do you have a car to park?