UK church set up camera numbers to restrain unconstructed people from parking

The Catholic Church in Meinstoon, Kent, has installed automatic recognition on its private parking lot (Anpr) to prevent the use of wrongs Underground. The Catholic Church of the Holy Family implemented the system after increasing parking issues, including conflicts with fans, clogging and general disdain for property service. Signs warn that unauthorized parking will lead to fines. Church officials call the “intimidation environment” as the cause of new measures driven by construction across the road, which leads to an increase in demand for parking.

“Parishioners with unregistered vehicles or parish visitors must register their vehicle on the tablets provided in the church and hall,” said a bulletin for fans.

However, the locals insist that they have no other choice, how to use a church parking lot, which is near the elementary school, playground and driver’s school.

The gaps on the road and far between them during the school run and during the day through the vans there for construction, they add.

“It was a nightmare when school time is now or during the day,” her dog’s local walking said Underground.

“Cars remain on both sides of the road and you can see the buses trying to go when it is busy. I know that people who used to use a parking lot and never had problems.”

Another inhabitant said people have been using a church car park for three decades without vanity.

“It becomes more busy when new homes are built further down the road, but it always happens when work continues. (Not allowing the local park here) shameful.”

Told Father Desmond Mbidoak Underground The parking lot is privately owned and should only be used by congregation or visitors who rent its hall.

“We sympathize with residents who used to use both the Council Park and our parking lot, which has never been intended for public use,” he said.