Parking spot bollard

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  • 11/07/2011 at 1:26 pm #7497 Reply | Quote
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      Hi there,

      I recently got a parking bollard installed on my parking spot after chronically dealing with unauthorised parkers. This was approved by the executive committee.

       

      Now, for a variety of reasons, there are a few people that are unhappy with it. One of the biggest complaints is that it poses a injury threat (ie if someone runs into it).

      My questions are:

      1. Can the executive committee get it removed? (even though they approved it in the first instance). How easy would it be to do this?

      2. What would the consequences be if someone did get injured through the bollard – who would be responsible for this from a legal point of view?

       

      I just want to arm myself with as much information as possible should any action arise. 

      Thank you

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