Bollards!

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Had a quote back today from RG Spillers, about fitting bollard in my driveway, to stop the people parking on my drive!

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Phones them this afternoon, to give them the go ahead.
 
You might suggest to the Headmaster that a goodwill contribution would be welcome.
 
I think I've been in that Pub.
 
The fun part will be if a car parks on your drive and you drop the bollard in & lock it in place, then hand them an invoice for parking there with no release until they pay up... :D

After all, it is private property... ;)
 
Don't forget those prominently displayed signs.
 
"Failure to F*** Off £150"
 
[Disclaimer - I am not a legal expert]

Good question. I would guess something along the lines of it being private ground and people should not park there without permission. You reserve the right to erect a barrier to prevent an unauthorised vehicle from exiting and a payment (of a defined amount?) will (may?) be required for its removal.

[/Disclaimer - I am not a legal expert]
 
WARNING: No Parking!
Any vehicles which park on this property may be subject to one or more of the following consequences:

  • A £250 release fee
  • Permanent dismantlement
  • Respraying in Mr. Blobby colours
  • Filling with water to check for leaks
  • Given to Jeremy Clarkson & Co
  • Launching by Trebuchet
  • Crushed by an Elephant
  • Shipping to Argentina fitted with the reg. plate "H982 FKL"
  • Airbags randomly rewired to the brake, indicator and headlights
You have been warned.
 
I love the Mr Blobby bit......

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What if the fitter is inept and it takes him 24 hours to fit it will they charge accordingly?
 
What if the fitter is inept and it takes him 24 hours to fit it will they charge accordingly?
In a nutshell, yes, I will pay for the time, per hour.

But when I spoke to him on the phone, he did confirm it would be far less then a days labour, hinting at 2/3 hours (ish)
 
You can only invoice for parking there. Any attempt to disable the vehicle and prevent it from leaving without charge is Illegal, Its the same as wheel clamping. There is nothing to stop you keeping them there and releasing them for free after a few days :-lmao.
 
Just had a phone call from the chap who is going to fit it, and it's going to be installed tomorrow afternoon :-)
 
Excellent.

Don't forget to invite the School Governors to contribute a goodwill payment towards your costs.
 
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