Posts by Brian Wright51

Bad Day at Black Rock
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047849/

swiftcrane15 said:For months now, I’ve been parking on this one street right by my office. Then, out of nowhere, a local parking enforcement officer slaps me with a ticket $100 for parking there. Apparently, because the spot isn't officially designated as public parking, they consider it a violation. Now, I've got an eight-day window to settle the fine.
BUT, here's the kicker: it’s not just me. The entire street is packed—we're talking at least 50 to 70 cars. It’s a mix of commuters, locals, and people visiting from out of town... everyone just uses the space. I'm feeling a bit stuck and could really use some perspective. Should I just bite the bullet and pay it, or is it worth taking this to small claims court?

Are we talking about the area near the General Hospital? It sounds exactly like what happened to me, except instead of code enforcement, it was the local police hitting us for several days straight.
What really catches my eye here is whether there's grounds for an appeal if they listed a completely wrong (and non-existent) address where it would have been impossible for me to be parked. The house number is fine, but the street name is totally wrong, and that specific street doesn't even go up to those high numbers.
On top of that, since it's a newly developed neighborhood, the land is still technically registered to the construction company rather than being a public municipal road. Can they actually issue a parking citation on private property?
So, does this give me enough leverage to fight the ticket, and how long before the statute of limitations kicks in? Thanks.

So, what's actually the difference between a director and a "redatelj"?
To me, the term "redatelj" sounds like some weird linguistic leftover from the North America, but I see people using it all the time here, so maybe I'm just being overly picky.