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Pattaya cracks down on businesses illegally blocking public roads and parking spaces


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A ongoing farce until some real deterrent is forthcoming but as usual the status quo will soon return with the resumption of the padded envelopes exchanging hands.

 

Another mumbo jumbo meaningless statement from city hall...

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Anyone who walks on Pattaya footpaths could be be heading for a disability, the pavers in certain areas are really dangerous. I go for a long walk early every morning and in most cases I walk on the road. The worst soi in Pattaya for encroachment must be so Buakaow.

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On one hand it is ignorance to place cones chairs etc to reserve there public parking spot,

yet on the other hand it is aggresive behaviour when you are abused for moving them to park. 

 

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19 hours ago, JoePai said:

About time

It won't last... every Thai business lays claim to the street in front as far as they can. There are a few on Sukhumvit repair vehicles out there when it isn't raining!

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On 9/30/2024 at 10:30 AM, webfact said:

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Mayor Poramet Ngampichet and Pattaya City Councillor Anupong Putthanawarat commend Pattaya municipal officers for removing cones, chairs, and metal barriers illegally placed by businesses to block parking spaces and public roadways and spaces.

 

Unofficial version: That cost you 10k per month and then don't worry.

Sorry, this week we have to pretend that we care and work for the public. 

 

 

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The thing is also, how many people, even if they want to go to the business blocking the parking, are going to stop, get out and ask the business owner to move the cones/chairs so they park and go inside their shop.....probably not many. So the business owner is losing out to everyone that wants to shop at their place of business. Personally if I see a business doing this I make a point not to shop there, it's city property not the business owners.

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