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Residents cannot park due to car trader
Sent to Leicestershire County Council and Oadby and Wigston Borough Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 2209589.
A car trader with over 15 vehicles is using Burleigh Avenue, Westfield Avenue, Croft Drive and now Bethel Church as his own stock storage area.
Residents CANNOT park outside or even NEAR their own homes.
Has the trader EH & AH Esat Cars operating from 97 Burleigh Avenue, Wigston, got planning permission for this from the council? Is he allowed to run a business from a rented property and is he allowed to maintain and repair cars on his drive?
He continuously moves them around to try and evade detection. If he was doing nothing wrong, why do this???
The local residents have severe concerns over the lack of action in this matter. This issue has been present for 10 years and is getting worse.
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There are now 3, yes THREE, 'recovery' lorries in the area, along with a full-size trailer and MANY MANY cars.If Mr Esat's family needs all these vehicles, i think he must live in very overcrowded accommodation. This issue affects residents of Burleigh Avenue, Westfields Avenue, Guilford avenue, Barnby Avenue and, frequently, areas wider afield, as parking becomes difficult to find, walkways get obstructed and drivers' sightlines blocked. With this number of vehicles, surely Mr Esat needs business premises. HELP!!!!
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