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Received a Breach Notice?
Received a Breach Notice?
If you have received a breach notice, either in the mail or at the carpark, the easiest way to pay or appeal it is via our online portal
Carpark to Enforce?
Carpark to Enforce?
Big or small, we're the people for the job. Need regular patrolling? Our fixed ANPR cameras can enforce your carparks time limits 24/7, and we're one of the only operators in New Zealand that monitor disability parks using our cameras.
Based out of Pōneke Wellington, we offer on-call/one-off enforcement in the Wellington region, and we can even monitor carparks through the country using our fixed cameras. We have options for every carpark, big or small. Get in touch today.
Are CES breach notices enforceable?
Are CES breach notices enforceable?
Yes. Although private parking operators (such as ourselves,) can't issue fines, when parking in our carparks, you agree to a set of terms and conditions. Our breach notices are issued when you park in contravention of the conditions of parking, and charge a pre-determined fee. A breach notice isn't a fine, nor a penalty, but rather, a claim for liquidated damages incurred by the breach, including our enforcement costs and the reasonable fee necessary to deter breaches from occuring.
What happens if I don't pay?
What happens if I don't pay?
You should refer to the 'Important Notice,' conditions of parking as displayed at the carpark entry, as conditions vary from carpark-to-carpark.
We have a variety of options available to us, such as debt collection and/or civil proceedings, or towing the vehicle that the unpaid notices are against.
How do you consider appeals?
How do you consider appeals?
All appeals are considered on a case-by-case basis. However, appeals simply challenging the validity of the conditions accepted are unlikely to be accepted
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