Enquiries & Challenges
When you contest a Penalty Charge Notice your case will be
placed on hold as soon as we receive your correspondence. Your case
will remain on hold until it is assessed and a response is sent
out. This takes approximately 10 workings days from receipt.
If you would like to contest your penalty on line please select
one of the following:
If you HAVE NOT received a Notice to Owner and wish to
challenge
If you HAVE received a Notice to Owner and wish to make a formal
representation
If you have received your Notice to Owner and are submitting a
Formal Representation you will need to include your webcode
(printed on the first page of the Notice to Owner).
What is a Notice to Owner?
Alternatively, you can contact us in
writing:
TENDRING DISTRICT COUNCIL
PO BOX 8259
CLACTON-ON-SEA
ESSEX
CO15 6WZ
All other enquires
concerning the car parks, including information regarding penalty
tickets or service standards, can be made in writing at the above
address, by telephoning 01255 686969, or e-mailing
parkingservices@tendringdc.gov.uk.
To pay your
Penalty Charge Notice
More information about automated
telephone and Internet payments
Cheque or postal order through the
post:
Please enclose your Penalty Charge Notice or write your Penalty
Charge Number on the reverse of your cheque/postal order. Cheques
should be crossed and made payable to Tendring District
Council.
Please do not send cash through the post and
allow at least three days for 2nd class post.
Send your Penalty Charge Notice payment to the following
address:
TENDRING DISTRICT COUNCIL
PO BOX 8259
CLACTON-ON-SEA
ESSEX
CO15 6WZ
Decriminalisation
Of Parking Enforcement Information
Summary - The new powers will enable District and
Borough Councils in the County to:-
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Keep Tendring Moving - Main roads will be
kept clear of illegally parked vehicles, particularly during rush
hour traffic.
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Support Local Businesses - Areas of
short-term parking, such as outside local shops, will receive more
attention, increasing the potential for local trade.
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Support Town Centre Needs - Encouraging
commuters and other drivers to use long-stay car parks where
appropriate, freeing up short-stay car park spaces for drivers who
need them.
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Increase Parking for Residents - Discouraging
people from parking in permit only areas.
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Operational Parking Enforcement
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