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Martin H Dix made this Freedom of Information request to Teignbridge District Council
The request was successful.
From: Martin H Dix
17 March 2011
Dear Teignbridge District Council,
Many thanks for the information provided.
Please supply complete copies of files pertaining to the following:
Northumberland Place (Teignmouth)
2010 An appeal (1) to the Adjudicator who ruled in favour of the
client (1)
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Somerset Place (Teignmouth)
2009 Appeals to the Adjudicator (3) ruled in favour of (2)
2010 Appeals to the Adjudicator (2) ruled in favour of (2)
Yours faithfully,
Martin H Dix
From: Martin H Dix
6 April 2011
Dear Teignbridge District Council,
I have not received an acknowledgement of my request, response due
14 April 2001 (20 working day statute)
Yours faithfully,
Martin H Dix
From: Karen Mason
Teignbridge District Council
6 April 2011
I am away from my desk and unable to check my emails until Thursday, 7
April. If your request is urgent could you please forward it to
[email address] where colleagues are dealing with enquiries in
my absence. Thank you.
Democratic Services/FOI Officer
Teignbridge District Council
Forde House
Brunel Road
Newton Abbot
TQ12 4XX
DX 121075 Newton Abbot 5
Tel: 01626 215159
Email: [email address]
www.teignbridge.gov.uk
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From: Andrew McKenzie
Teignbridge District Council
6 April 2011
Dear Mr Dix
I apologise for the oversight. I can confirm that your request has
been logged and has been given reference number FOI 1116. A response
will be sent to you within the statutory 20 working limit subject to any
exemptions that may apply to the information being requested.
Sincerely
Andrew McKenzie
Democratic Services Officer
Legal & Democratic Services
Teignbridge District Council
Forde House
Brunel Road
Newton Abbot
Devon, TQ12 4XX
DX 121075 Newton Abbot 5
Direct: (01626) 215111
[1][email address]
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From: Freedom of Information
Teignbridge District Council
12 April 2011
Please find attached my response to your request for information.
Freedom of Information Officer
Teignbridge District Council
Forde House
Brunel Road
Newton Abbot
TQ12 4XX
Tel: 01626 215159
Email: [1][Teignbridge District Council request email]
IMPORTANT: This document is strictly confidential and is intended only for
use by the addressee.
If you are not the intended recipient, any disclosure, copying,
distribution or other action taken in reliance of the information
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those of the Teignbridge District Council.
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From: Martin H Dix
13 April 2011
Dear Teignbridge District Council,
Please pass this on to the person who conducts Freedom of
Information reviews.
I am writing to request an internal review of Teignbridge District
Council's handling of my FOI request 'Appeals and Adjudication
files'.
Whilst I understand your concerns re Data Protection.
I have listed below three ways in which you may release the
information requested without infringing the Data Protection Act
1) Personal details can be redacted.
2) Supply only the body of the appelants appeal also the body of
the Adjudicators decision.
3) The link supplied below provides information placed in the
public domain by the TPT.
4) Below I have provided 3 randomly selected example cases pasted
from the TPT.
http://www.trafficpenaltytribunal.gov.uk...
Home >
About the Traffic Penalty Tribunal >
Example Cases
Example Cases
Condition of signs and lines
View all pages
A good many cases concern the state of road markings where they
have become worn.
A council's obligation to maintain signs/markings is to be found at
Regulation 18(1) of The Local Authorities' Traffic Orders
(Procedure) (England and Wales) Regulations 1996.
Inadequate condition of road markings (PL 1477)
The appellant parked on a worn double yellow line, mistaking it for
an unrestricted single yellow line, and was issued with a PCN. He
had been assisted in his misapprehension by the fact that the time
plate referring to the double yellow-line restriction was obscured
by foliage so that he did not see it. The Adjudicator found that
the road markings were not in adequate condition.
The appeal was allowed.
Restriction sign obscured by foliage (MK 329)
The appellant, issued with a PCN for parking in a restricted area,
appealed on the ground that the signs had been obscured by foliage
and therefore not visible. The Adjudicator found that, while the
sign in question was in good condition and may well have been
perfectly visible in winter, even signage in pristine condition
must also be visible. The sign was insufficiently visible during
August, the time of the alleged contravention when the trees were
in full leaf, to alert the appellant, a visitor to the area, to the
presence of a restriction.
The appeal was allowed.
Signage in situ at variance with that marked on plan (BM2145)
The appellant, issued with a PCN for parking in a restricted area,
appealed on the ground that the positioning of the signs was
confusing. The Adjudicator noted that, from the photographic
evidence, the signage actually present was not as shown on the
council's plan. The council attended the hearing, acknowledged the
discrepancy and indicated that the matter would be looked into.
Shortly afterwards, new signage was erected along the whole length
of the road.
The appeal was allowed.
A full history of my FOI request and all correspondence is
available on the Internet at this address:
http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ap...
Yours faithfully,
Martin H Dix
From: Karen Mason
Teignbridge District Council
13 April 2011
I am away from my desk and unable to check my emails until Thursday, 14
April. If your request is urgent could you please forward it to
[email address] where colleagues are dealing with enquiries in
my absence. Thank you.
Democratic Services/FOI Officer
Teignbridge District Council
Forde House
Brunel Road
Newton Abbot
TQ12 4XX
DX 121075 Newton Abbot 5
Tel: 01626 215159
Email: [email address]
www.teignbridge.gov.uk
IMPORTANT: This document is strictly confidential and is intended only for
use by the addressee.
If you are not the intended recipient, any disclosure, copying,
distribution or other action taken in reliance of the information
contained in this e-mail is strictly prohibited.
Any views expressed by the sender of this message are not necessarily
those of the Teignbridge District Council.
If you have received this transmission in error, please use the reply
function to tell us and then permanently delete what you have received.
Please note: Incoming and outgoing e-mail messages are routinely monitored
for compliance with our policy on the use of electronic communications.
Teignbridge District Council enforces a corporate wide anti-virus policy,
however the Council does not accept any liability in respect of damage
caused by any virus that is not detected.
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From: Freedom of Information
Teignbridge District Council
15 April 2011
Dear Mr Dix
I acknowledge receipt of your request for a review, this will be carried
out by the appropriate Service Lead and a response will be made to you
within 20 working days.
Freedom of Information Officer
[email address]
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From: Martin H Dix
14 May 2011
Dear Freedom of Information,
Once again your office has ignored the 20 day statute (13th May)
which appears to be a regular ocurrance.
Yours sincerely,
Martin H Dix
From: Freedom of Information
Teignbridge District Council
16 May 2011
Dear Mr Dix
I write regarding your email of the 14 May 2011. Your appeal is being
considered and will be responded to within the 20 working day deadline.
We received your review request on 13 April, allowing for public
holidays the response deadline is Tuesday, 17 May. I have forwarded
this email to the Service Lead dealing with your review and been advised
that a response is being prepared.
Freedom of Information Officer
Teignbridge District Council
Forde House
Brunel Road
Newton Abbot
TQ12 4XX
DX 121075 Newton Abbot 5
Tel: 01626 361101
Email: [Teignbridge District Council request email]
www.teignbridge.gov.uk
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From: Sue Aggett
Teignbridge District Council
17 May 2011
Dear Mr Dix
I attach a letter in response to your request for a review.
Yours sincerely
Sue Aggett
Service Lead - Legal and Democratic Services
Solicitor to the Council and Monitoring Officer
Teignbridge District Council
Forde House, Newton Abbot, TQ12 4XX
01626 215163
e-mail: [1][email address]
website:www.teignbridge.gov.uk
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From: Martin H Dix
8 June 2011
Dear Sue Aggett,
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. I have recently
received all relevant files.
Yours sincerely,
Martin H Dix
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