Parking fines statistics on Metropolitan Road, Enmore 2016 Nov - 2017 Nov
Dear NSW Office of State Revenue,
I am seeking statistics of how many vehicles were issued parking fines on the entire Metropolitan Road in Enmore for the period 1 November 2016 until 1 November 2017.
I also would seek a breakdown of type offences with the number of vehicles got fine with each offence type, especially for the offence "parking within 10m of the intersection without a traffic light'.
I am seeking this under FOI Act or under the Right to Know Act in NSW.
Yours faithfully,
Lou Watson
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From: Lou Watson [mailto:[FOI #4206 email]]
Sent: Wednesday, 15 November 2017 7:55 PM
To: GIPA-DFSI <[OSR request email]>
Subject: Government Information (Public Access) request - Parking fines statistics on Metropolitan Road, Enmore 2016 Nov - 2017 Nov
Dear NSW Office of State Revenue,
I am seeking statistics of how many vehicles were issued parking fines on the entire Metropolitan Road in Enmore for the period 1 November 2016 until 1 November 2017.
I also would seek a breakdown of type offences with the number of vehicles got fine with each offence type, especially for the offence "parking within 10m of the intersection without a traffic light'.
I am seeking this under FOI Act or under the Right to Know Act in NSW.
Yours faithfully,
Lou Watson
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