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parking permits in Cork city

  • 22-06-2009 11:48am
    #1
    ruth1234
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 20 ✭


    To get a residential parking permit in Cork the Traffic Division of the City Council provides you with a long list of documentation you need to provide. This has taken a good bit of time to gather...address changes on bills, motor tax, insurance etc. Now the final stumbling block is the Private Residential Tenancies Board registration, which has a backlog of 13 weeks in processing applications. I already have one parking fine, due to other delays and could potentially get more unless the PRTB comes up with an interim method of satisfying the traffic division.

    Really this post is just venting frustration at the PRTB providing conflicting information depending on who you get on the phone there...and Cork City Council being overly demanding about proof of residency. Anybody have any experience of this/explanations/suggestions on how the situation could be improved?


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  • #2
    Stugots
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 205 ✭✭Stugots


    ruth1234 wrote: »
    I already have one parking fine, due to other delays and could potentially get more unless the PRTB comes up with an interim method of satisfying the traffic division.

    The parking fines section let me off on a few fines that occurred while my resident's permit application was being processed a few years back. Of course you can't leave the fines unpaid for 13 weeks or things will escalate. If you have anything on headed paper from the corpo saying that your application is beign processed etc, you could stick that in your window and hope for some leniency from the wardens.


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