Community services from the Vöcklabruck district did not find the parking lot of their hotel in the dark. Now they have to be 395 euros pure because they stopped briefly and asked in an inn. They only wanted to start with a ski race from the Union.
The next case of Parking Trip in Upper Austria: In January, some municipal services were from the Vöcklabruck district at the Ski Championships of the Younion Union in Ebensee. After they fought there every second, they now fight against an order.
And it came as follows: “We had booked an overnight stay in the dark in Berggasse in Ebensee. We did not immediately find the right hotel parking park. After a short and oriented, we noticed that we had taken the wrong parking space,” says Gerald Brandt, head of the office in Pfaffing, the “Krone”. There were a total of three cars
Abandoned alley on a late hour
Two months later the unpleasant surprise: the approval owners of the vehicles fluttered letters from a Viennese law firm that represents a local inn. The content: To prevent a promotion for possession, you must each pay 395 euros. “We were really there for a short time, the alley was abandoned,” Brandt wonders. The trade union still tried to negotiate and offered that every vehicle owner “only” shared 100 euros, but that was rejected violently.
Fully false data
For Gerald Brandt, however, the case is far from complete. For the time being he and his colleagues do not pay if they want legal proceedings. “The date and time are incorrect in the letter. We were there on January 23, in the letter of 13 years, and it is said that we are there from 2:12 pm to 5:59 pm, which is not true. And for me the letter was sent to the wrong address,” the head of the office is surprised. The trip to Ebensee has not paid off in terms of sport. “The only thing I got was a trembled thumb,” he says sarcastically
Source: Krone
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